Sentence examples for was streamlined from from inspiring English sources

The process was streamlined from version 9 to 12. Spectral purity is an important criterion for a successful and relatively pain-free elucidation.

Some of the characters' names were slightly changed from their original versions from the graphic novel: the surname of the real-life gangsters John Looney and his son Connor were changed to Rooney, and the surname of Tom Hanks' character and his family was streamlined from the original O'Sullivan to simply Sullivan.

In the AD-case a practice cycle was developed in which the process was streamlined from organisation of the procedure to the final choice of policy priorities: which actors were supposed to play which role, in which phase and based on which factors.

The process, however, has been streamlined from past years, when the sponsor's representative was given a chance to speak during the ceremony.

The installation process for the Solo has been streamlined from past models, but there are still some things to be aware of.

The methodology, which Ms. Myers has declined to discuss, has been streamlined from the extensive 80-part questionnaire that Mr. Romney and other Republicans received four years ago when Senator John McCain was selecting a running mate.

The design has been streamlined from the clunky-feeling app to focus on the key aspects of Causes today.

One set of policy recommendations that follow from these observations is that it should be an explicit goal of WIA to provide job training services in a manner that is streamlined from the perspective of prospective users.

The team event makes its debut, and the ice dance has been streamlined from three routines to two. Figure skating made its Olympic debut in 1908 - at the summer Games.

This scenario is consistent with a recent study on gene content evolution in archaea that concluded that most archaeal genomes have been streamlined from larger ancestral genomes [ 115].

The case reporting process, for example, had been streamlined from diagnostic physicians to the internal public health department, and subsequently to the district CDC.