Other scholars have suggested that the name Tiruchirappalli is a rewording of Tiru-chinna-palli, meaning "holy little town".
This resulted in a small number of formatting changes as well as rewording of some questions to improve clarity in the questionnaire.
As a result, any rewording of a poem's language alters its content, a view articulated in the phrase "the heresy of paraphrase," which was coined by Brooks in his The Well Wrought Urn (1947).
Poetic form and content could not be separated, since the experience of reading the particular words of a poem, including its unresolved tensions, is the poem's "meaning". As a result, any rewording of a poem's language alters its content, a view articulated in the phrase "the heresy of paraphrase," which was coined by Brooks in his The Well Wrought Urn (1947).
The bureau appeared to have underestimated the number of Dominicans, Colombians and perhaps others as a result of rewording a question on the 2000 census form.
I will end this piece with a rewording, faithful to his spirit, of one of Mencius's key principles, a principle on which those of us who love the free society can mostly agree.
Demographers for New York City say they believe that the problem can be traced largely to the rewording of a census question about Hispanic ethnicity.
Even seemingly benign changes like the rewording of a value proposition or updates to product categorization can result in significant gains in conversions.
Four items were reworded as a result of this process.
The type of discrepancies noted by Neumann (1999) included requests to justify the study design and statistical analysis, alterations to the measurement instrument, rewording of information sheets and the requirement to involve a medical practitioner as a sponsor.
