Our presentation of the proof for the dominance theorem is analog to Sen's ([ 37], Chapter 3*) revision of Arrow's (1963) proof of his "General (Im Possibility Theorem" in [ 36].
The chapter underwent five revisions in Locke's lifetime [E1 (1689), E2 (1694), E3 (1695), E4 (1700), and E5 (1706)], with the last edition published posthumously.
At one point during the book's revision process, I was stuck on a particular chapter's rewrite.
Diagnostic codes for hospital admission were summarized using International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision chapter headings as circulatory I00-I999), cancer or diseases of the blood system C00-D899), of infectious origin A00-B999, L00-L08, K65, M00-M03, and J00-J22), or other causes of hospital admissions.
But writing them down seemed so final, even when a particular chapter went through multiple revisions in the editing process.
For example, if you've written down "6:00 PM - Revision", turn it into "6:00 PM - Revision - Chapter 7 Science, make flashcards + review vocabulary".
On the other hand, the penalty provision in Section 102.112 stating that the Department "may" ignore returns was enacted in 1989 as a revision to Chapter 102.
This chapter discusses the design, revision, implementation, and evaluation of safety training programs.
Speaking of which... the paper I talked about in Chapter 18 got accepted, with revisions.
The 1980 book Crusader Institutions collected a number of his earlier publications and expanded upon them with revisions and new chapters.
