Sentence examples for as a revision of from inspiring English sources

Such a disk might well constitute "that particular collective work"; it would surely qualify as a "revision" of the original collective work.

It aims to eliminate bias by introducing reforms such as a revision of the police's search practices and by forcing all officers to attend public meetings in order to improve community relations.

It is not so much an independent translation as a revision of the Septuagint the earliest Greek translation, dating in part from the 3rd century bc supplying its omissions.

Improved TTC conceptual designs, as well as a revision of the reference design, have been proposed in order to qualify precise and flexible positioning of test modules against the backplate in the TTC.

This article presents the first observations as well as some preliminary results from this long-term research project including geoarchaeology, faunal, architecture, lithic and osseous industry analyses as well as a revision of the chronology and a discussion on the impact of those researches for the understanding of Palaeoeskimo chronology.

In 1761, Sulzer began work on his General Theory of the Fine Arts, which was originally planned as a revision of Jacques Lacombe's Dictionnaire portraitif des beaux-arts (1752) but became a vehicle for the statement of Sulzer's own general views about aesthetics and the moral significance of art as well an outlet for his vast learning and energy.

I agree with the majority that such labeling alone is insufficient to establish that the individual file exists as part of a revision of the original collective work.

Viewing this strange library, one could not, consistent with ordinary English usage, characterize the articles "as part of" a "revision" of the editions in which the articles first appeared.

Eliurus petteri was first described in 1994 by American zoologist Michael Carleton as part of a revision of the genus Eliurus.

Our friends at Lambda Legal, ACLU and other great legal organizations have laid out a clear case that taking away the rights of a minority by a majority in such a fundamental area as marriage is a revision of the essential nature of the constitution, not something that can be imposed by a majority on a minority.

As part of a revision of the WHO Oral Health Surveys Basic Methods, there is now an emphasis on development of methodologies and approaches for evaluating newer disease entities such as dental erosion.