Sentence examples for a revised edition is from inspiring English sources
Defectors to the South, no longer manipulated as in the past by South Korea's KCIA, tell credible stories of which The Aquariums of Pyongyang (now in a revised edition) is the most accessible example.
A revised edition was put out in 1935.
A revised edition was published as "Preventive and Community Medicine" in 1981.
The book was reprinted twice, with corrections and additions, and a revised edition was published in 1982.
"Colleges That Change Lives" has sold more than 100,000 copies, and a revised edition was published last summer.
(A revised edition was published this January).
A revised edition was published in 1974 to correct what Achebe called "certain structural weaknesses".
A revised edition was published by Michael Joseph in 1965 and by Penguin in 1967.
First, the present study was performed on a clinical sample: considering that the SIAS is used in clinical contexts as an outcome measure in clinical trials (e.g. in [ 19]) and for screening purposes a psychometric evaluation featuring a clinical sample was necessary before any revised edition was to be recommended for use in such populations.
Originally made out of fibreglass-reinforced polyester, the revised edition is made from recyclable injected-moulded polypropylene.
