Sentence examples for version of the check from inspiring English sources
The simplified version of the check node updating rule can be represented as follows: begin{array}rcl@ U_{mn}^{ itr)} = prod_{n'in N(m)setminus n} text{sgn}left(V_{mn'}^{ itr-1)}right) min_{ itr-1(m)setminus n}rightV_{min_{{(itr-1)}right| en'inrray} (4).
The real version of the check is worth $2,000.
As Kirshenboim told me, the company surveyed its users recently, and a basic version of the check-in tool — which the company launched quietly a few weeks ago to test this feature — is already among the most popular features in the app.
"Safety Check for Workplace is essentially the enterprise version of the Safety Check that we have in the big blue app [Facebook's name for its flagship mobile app]," Facebook CIO Atish Banerjea told me.
In response to feedback from the original version of the CYD, this trial employed a modified version so that participants who reported drinking less than once per week were not asked about their drinking during a typical week and did not receive feedback charts discussing drinking during a typical week (version 2.0 of the Check Your Drinking program).
June 2003 The DVD format (launched in the late 1990s) becomes more popular than VHS in the U.S. October 2003 The Check 21 Act makes check images a legal transfer medium in the U.S., allowing financial institutions to create a digital version of the original check.
In one way, such cards are electronic versions of the check-cashing services used by millions of people without checking accounts.
Before you back up to the previous version of the program, check your computer to make sure your system's drivers are all up to date.
For a better view of what seems to be the final version of the device, check out this post.
While we anxiously await a stateside version of The House of Mamba, check out footage of Bryant laying down some serious inspiration for youngsters on the court.
A politer version of the ID checking process is repeated outside D.J.'s, where once again I'm whisked through.
