Sentence examples for various original from inspiring English sources

Throughout the West, property may be acquired by various "original modes" of acquisition.

To her various original one-woman theater pieces, it is important to add Ms. Feldshuh's memorable turn as Diana Vreeland in the play "Full Gallop" at Theater Works two years ago.

A strong opponent of the "higher criticism" of the Pentateuch (Five Books of Moses), which ascribed the books to composite human authorship or editing based on various original documents, Hertz sought to reconcile the Orthodox Jewish view of the divine revelation of Scriptures with the findings of modern science.

Histograms for various original images and their stego images are also shown in Fig. 4.

Establishment of reverse logistics (RL) networks for various original equipment manufacturers (OEM's) is gaining significant importance.

The provided tools have been used in the production of various original contributions in climate research.

'The reconstruction of the head', His explained, 'was possible only because a sharply observing artist summarized the common and significant features of the various originals and combined them creatively into a unified whole.' He championed Seffner for his major work, what eventually became the Bach monument in front of St Thomas's Church.

The M2M modems are essentially bare GSM modem chipsets meant to be incorporated into various OEM (original equipment manufacturer) products such as vending machines, vehicles, etc.

But if dozens send in photographs of violence from the same place and same time, from cameras of various resolutions, the original account's score would climb.

· Various 'Alfredo: the Original Sound of Ibiza' (Ministry of Sound) is out now. 'Paul Oakenfold: the Authorised Biography' by Richard Norris (Bantam Press) is published on 24 September Back to the old house: then and now Danny Rampling On return from Ibiza started Shoom.

In spite of fires, depredations by invaders, and additions by various popes, the original basilica stood for more than a millennium much as it had been built, but in 1506 Pope Julius II ordered it razed and a new St.