Sentence examples for and revisiting of the from inspiring English sources

In the year and change since the event there has been ample time for reflection and revisiting of the data.

The approach presented here has alleviated from the problems of premature convergence, stagnation and revisiting of the same solution over and over again, which is common in other optimization techniques.

Perhaps the most thought-provoking aspect of The Folly of Fools is Trivers visiting, and revisiting of the (seemingly) incompatible notions that: (1) of the most complex creatures that have ever evolved, we have a sensory system that provides us with an incredibly rich image of the world around us; yet (2) our brains swiftly bend, distort, or ignore this information.

12 Constant review and revisiting of the goals of the evaluation (as well as the goals of the improvement programme) may therefore be necessary to maintain dialogue and avoid unwarranted drift.

This requirement also allows for the improvement and revisiting of policy over time as resource constraints, technologies or societal preferences change.

With his camera, he bears witness to the bearing of witness and, revisiting the sites of the unfathomable horror, depicts, to the limits of consciousness, the experience of life in the presence of death.

Reducing the measurement error would require engaging with the student body on the value of the tasks, more focussed academic and clinical supervisor training, and revisiting the rubric of the assessment in the light of feedback.

In the following review of the cellular actions of mycolactone, we have focused on the time of exposure and dose of mycolactone and revisited some of the findings in the light of our new knowledge about the molecular mechanisms.

And Miranda Seymour's Mary Shelley (Picador, £8.99) is a gripping, readable and empathetic revisiting of the life of one of the Romantic period's most misunderstood writers.

And the revisiting of the group's music, especially an elaborate "Stairway to Heaven," is proof that though the band didn't have the longevity of the other honorees, it matched them in lasting impact.

Similarly, Councilman James F. Gennaro of Queens, said, "The issue of extending term limits has gone to the people twice through public referendum, and any revisiting of the issue should go back to the people".