Sentences with phrase «larger version of something»

Most playable critters evolve either into larger versions of themselves, grow wings, become zombies or team up with other monsters for group attacks as they evolve.

Some of these 660 - cc powered vehicles are little boxes on wheels — we've seen larger versions of them in the U.S., vehicles like the Scion xB and Nissan Cube.

In 1885 he was the youngest in a group of artists hired to work on a cyclorama painting of the Battle of Gettysburg; he then traveled with a second, larger version of it as far as Australia.

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I'm often taking a large version of something and scaling it down to a smaller size, but the little Jammer really does scale up well.

Click on the graph to see a larger version of it.

I don't really see a need for a larger version of it.

I could read and see the comic strips well in this book and the other one, but it's probably more enjoyable to see a larger version of them (which I'm pretty sure is the case with the physical books.)

The structure presented is based on one Bell originally introduced in 1992 in an outdoor commission for the Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach, and features a four - paneled structure within a larger version of itself.

This, obviously, will ensure that only the first page of your letter will have the firm name / logo, address, etc. (or at least the large version of them).

It's fixed now and if you click on the image, you'll be able to view a larger version of it.

Considering the latest iPod shuffle is just a smaller version of the second - generation model, and this new nano looks like a larger version of it with a multi-touch screen, I wonder what Jonny Ive's team is actually doing.