Sentence examples for are rewritten in a from inspiring English sources
Unless the record books are rewritten in a few weeks' time, as they may be, history may forever record Michael Foot as the most disastrous Labour leader of the postwar era.
In the first stage, the multi-layered shallow water equations are rewritten in a non-conservative form and the intermediate solutions are calculated using the method of characteristics.
Using a non-stationary conformal mapping, the principal equations are rewritten in a surface-following coordinate system and reduced to two simple evolutionary equations for the elevation and the velocity potential of the surface; Fourier expansion is used to approximate these equations.
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The aerodynamic derivatives for a flat plate, based on Theodorsen's circulation function, are rewritten in an alternative formulation called the marine coefficient model (MC).
As a result, the record books were rewritten in a hurry.
It could easily have been rewritten in a different way, but I stubbornly wished to check it.
Obviously, centuries of doctrine are not going to be rewritten in a two-day meeting, even assuming an inclination among the participants to make major changes.
His narratives circle events, viewing the same scenes through different eyes – reflecting his quarrel with "how history is rewritten in a country like Malaysia.
During the next century, mathematicians showed that Newton's laws of motion could be rewritten in a similar vein: an orbiting planet or a hurtling cannonball moves as though it were trying to minimize a more abstract quantity called "action".
George Osborne talked endlessly about "a long-term economic plan", and yet the plan he set out as recently as March is suddenly to be rewritten in a second July budget.
