Sentence examples similar to Refined edition from inspiring English sources
He advanced his system in a celebrated article, "Psychology" (1886), in the 9th edition of Encyclopædia Britannica, and he revised and further refined it for the 11th edition (1911).
Refined but not rarified.
Each new edition refines the analytical core, incorporates new applications, and expands previous discussions of empirical legal studies and behavioral law and economics.
This 2nd edition refines these earlier concepts and approaches, and introduces several new illustrations drawing from recent Duke GVC Center research involving GVC analysis to inform industrial policy and the inclusion of SMEs in GVCs.
Relevant chapters from the previous edition have been refined, and new chapters have been added to fill in gaps, making this the authoritative reference for all who want an accessible, perceptive, and all-inclusive rendering of the nonprofit sector.
The staging and prognosis of cutaneous melanoma continue to be refined; the most recent version was published as 2009 (7th edition) AJCC melanoma staging system.
In the second edition the method was refined and applied as well to the comets of 1664-65, 1683, and 1682 reflecting research Halley had carried out and published in his Astronomiae Cometicae Synopsis of 1705.
Hence, in 2013, the second edition was updated and radically refined: we checked the theoretical orientation of each trial and all included trials were recategorised, and data completely re-extracted and reanalysed based on baseline never-smoking cohorts.
The only thing she gets wrong isn't in the British edition: Britons would not be so refined about grammar as to say 'as'as
