Examples of using Expanded version in English and their translations into Portuguese
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This movement becomes clear when we compare his first systematic text for the dissemination of the Theory of the Health Work Process with its expanded version, re-edited several years later.
The Intellijel Dixie+ is an expanded version of the Dixie II module,
Using this new material, Lönnrot published a second, expanded version of the Kalevala in 1849.
the original version for string quartet dates from 1936 and this expanded version of 1938.
A new expanded version of Capitalism II, called Capitalism Lab,
Data on symptoms of MSD were collected through the expanded version of the NMQ, an instrument widely used in epidemiological investigations of MSD all over the world.
But the new expanded version of that program due to begin on February 18,
is based on the later expanded version and has some 240 exquisitely executed maps
Peter Morwood wrote an expanded version of this tale in the novel Prince Ivan,
The data on musculoskeletal symptoms were collected using the expanded version of the NMQ, an instrument used worldwide in research on musculoskeletal disorders.
is an expanded version of VoIP, transmitting the radio control signals such as PTT
This Supplement presents an expanded version of issue Nº 11.2 of the Ciência& Saúde Coletiva journal,
Bakhtin as author reemerges with the publication in 1963 of an expanded version of Dostoevsky, followed by a revised version of the thesis on Rabelais.
since all the secondary characters had different names than the ones he chose in the expanded version.
we chose to do the RGDT in the expanded version, in which the difference in milliseconds between stimuli are greater.
Despite the rejection of the Constitution by the French and the Dutch, an expanded version is being introduced in a camouflaged fashion,
JTB are already working to ensure the execution of an expanded version of this operation in the summer of 2018,
the so-called'single permit' project, expanded version, of the Bolkestein Directive.
to over £200 for the fully expanded version with 12 KB of RAM
based on an expanded version of the definition used in the proposal for a Regulation on Markets in Financial Instruments(MiFIR);