Sentence examples for version of the changes from inspiring English sources
TALLINN, Estonia — The changes in the digital world today represent a dramatically sped-up version of the changes the world underwent in a century of industrialization.
The Welsh government has already postponed its version of the changes, which were also due to take effect in 2016, because of "uncertainty as to what reform may be introduced in England".
Scotland is expected to adopt its own version of the changes.
In a rapid event-related fMRI design with a modified version of the change-signal task, a cue incidentally predicting error likelihood was encoded into working memory by participants in order to perform a secondary delayed match-to-sample task.
Power can be increased if the program participants most likely to be affected by the change can be identified in advance, the rollout period can be lengthened, or a more extreme version of the change could be applied to randomly chosen participants.
"I am concerned that several of the amendments may have departed from the intent and purpose of this bill, which was to curb lobbyist and developer influence, level the playing field for all Californians and restore transparency and trust in the Coastal Commission," said Jackson, who cautioned that she has not seen the final versions of the changes.
In addition, monocular change detection was also faster than detection in fused versions of the changed and unchanged regions.
So far the entire bill, which has been introduced in New York, has not gained sufficient traction in any jurisdiction, but North Carolina has passed a very limited version of the suggested changes.
The LR4 is a heavily reworked version of the LR3, changed so much that Land Rover officials didn't just want to call it the 2010 LR3, or the LR3 2.0.
Here, we assessed the accuracy of a map of forest disturbance in the watersheds of Lake Superior and Lake Michigan based on an improved version of the Vegetation Change Tracker algorithm (VCTw).
In three experiments, we studied the effects of feedback on preschoolers' switch behavior with a computerized version of the Dimensional Change Card Sorting (DCCS) task.
