The goal is for the animal to become a king or queen of the "course" (the race), a codified, bloodless version of a classic bullfight.
The Brothers Grimm collected and codified a version in their compendium of folk and fairy tales, but the story appears in many different cultures, and Ms. Rice, best known for the rapturous stage adaptation of "Brief Encounter," has set her dance-theater version in a rustic land that leaps nimbly across time and space.
But the particular version codified in Britain in the 19th century, which ruled out moving the ball with hands or anything held in them, quickly won the hearts and feet of industrialising Europe and many of its colonies, current and former.
First, a wide set of full strength column base joints is designed according to the component method codified in last version of EC3.
According to BBC Paralympics reporter Tony Garrett, there are some events - such as gymnastics and boxing - for which it is "just not practical" to codify Paralympic versions.
Diagnosis is codified according the Spanish version of the International Classification of Diseases, 9th Revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-9-CM) [ 12].
But the new gag rule would go beyond previous executive orders (Bush's policy was a reinstatement of Ronald Reagan's "Mexico City Policy," which Bill Clinton rescinded) by codifying an expanded version of the restrictions in federal law.
Reviewing the charts, we codified toxicity according to National Cancer Institute Common Toxicity Criteria (version 2.0, 1998).
Bembo's legacy is still on the lips of every Italian speaker — it was in his "Prose della volgar lingua" (Writings in the vernacular tongue) of 1525 that he successfully argued for the adoption of a standardized version of the Tuscan dialect, codified by himself, as the basis for a national language for the whole of Italy.
Drugs were codified according to Anatomical, Therapeutic and Chemical codes, version 9th [ 26].
