Sentence examples for version preserved from inspiring English sources

Even more memorable was her creation of the title role in Victor Gsovsky's staging of La Sylphide, a production of romantic imagery as acceptable as the Bournonville version preserved by the Royal Danes and still danced worldwide.

The Heshanggong version preserved in the Sibu congkan series is taken from the library of the famous bibliophile Qu Yong (fl. 1850).

The Arabic version, preserved in the third chapter of the Theology, by contrast says that it is the 'most excellent philosophers' who described the soul as an entelecheia (using an Arabic transliteration of the Greek word), and therefore sets out to discover in what sense this doctrine is to be understood.

This composer's version preserves speech rhythms, but where the melodies in Sprechstimme usually leap around at least a bit, Mr. Ashley's barely amplify the inflections inherent in spoken English.

In [12] it was shown theoretically that the binaural version preserves the interaural time delays (ITDs) and interaural level differences (ILDs) of the speech component.

But in my mind, this is a small, non-essential feature they took away, and not updating the app to the new version preserves the USB sharing feature for those who deem it to be important enough to raise hell over anyway.

To this end, we have compared the results on the two networks with their randomized version preserving the degree of each node, carried out through a rewiring process [29].

The simplified versions preserve the features of the original algorithms, i.e., fixed complexity, deterministic latency and a remarkable parallel structure.

Here, though, was a version that preserved much of that intensity, helped immeaurably by having a fine instrumental ensemble playing the score with real engagement and wit.

The story of Galinthias is told by the 2nd-century-bc Greek poet Nicander whose version was preserved in a prose summary by the 2nd-century-ad mythographer Antoninus Liberalis and by the 1st-century-ad Roman poet Ovid in Book IX of Metamorphoses.

The top of the pyramid stood almost 2 m higher than the preceding version and preserved parts of the earlier temple building in its infill; the upper platform has largely collapsed and no trace remains of the final version of the temple superstructure.