Sentence examples for version of the expression from inspiring English sources

In fact, "spit and image" is the older version of the expression.

The way he looked at her then was like an exaggerated version of the expression she'd seen on the faces of all the guys she'd been naked with, not that there were that many — six in total, Robert made seven.

Ms. Maroney even offered a version of the expression when she and the rest of the United States 2012 gymnastics team met President Obama in the White House — and the president joined in.

So what kind of culture did you want to create when you started your company? A. Probably the biggest lesson I learned as we started to grow was — and this is a more sanitized version of the expression we use — "Don't hire jerks, no matter how talented".

One of the most popular constructions, due to Glushkov and to McNaughton and Yamada, is based on the computation of the Null, First, Last and Follow sets (called Glushkov functions) associated with a linearized version of the expression.

CCC-Biclustering and q-clustering work with a discretized version of the expression matrix while the CC-TSB-algorithm works with the original real-valued expression matrix.

The open reading frames (ORFs) of three A. gambiae odorant receptors, OR1, OR2 and OR7 (the A. gambiae homologue of Drosophila OR83b) were amplified from a female mosquito antenna cDNA library [32] and subcloned into different versions of the expression vector pEIA allowing expression of authentic, N-terminally or C-terminally tagged proteins (Figure 1A; [1A].

The simplified version of the general expression was adjusted to take into account two different specific reaction mechanisms of HER, and applied in the analysis of the experimentally measured impedance spectra of the rhodium/H2SO4 electrode in the region of low cathodic overpotentials.

For ease of diagnosis from a model, an approximate version of the universal expression is explored and illustrated for a forced/dissipative equatorial basin mode simulated by a single-layer oceanic model that includes both mid-latitude RWs and equatorial waves.

A female Sumatran rhino living in a breeding facility in Way Kambas National Park, Sumatra, gave birth to a baby male rhino calf named Andatu (a combination of his parent's names and a shortened version of the Indonesian expression for "gift of god").

Analysis algorithms may evolve; readers are referred to the modENCODE site for the latest version of the processed expression data.