Sentence examples for contained revisions from inspiring English sources

This collection contained revisions of the poems of the first edition and a new one, the "Sun-down Poem" (later to become "Crossing Brooklyn Ferry").

A later edition published by E. S. Gorham contained revisions by F. LeGros Clark in order to "harmonize with modern science".

Studies were included if they contained "revision for any cause".

After close examination, nine of these were excluded: one article appeared to be a comment on another study [ 13], two studies included only juvenile chronic arthritis patients [ 14, 15], two studies contained revision cases [ 16, 17] and another two studies were on prostheses other than routinely used hip arthroplasties such as cementless polyethylene cups [ 18] and resurfacing prostheses [ 19].

But even the third, dubbed "final," estimate of quarterly GDP is not set in stone: the Blue Book, which is published once a year, in August, contains revisions going back the last 18 years.

Thereafter he published only five new poems; his Selected Poems (1945; rev. ed., 1969), which won a National Book Award, contains revisions of his earlier work.

Over the last decade or so it has become clear that a number of these scores contain revisions that Bruckner made after rehearsals and performances, and thus should have much to say to contemporary performers interested in historically informed approaches to performance.

At least 20 pages of the new version (out of a total of 263) contain revisions resulting from the criticism of the hardcover edition.

In addition to these and many other vetoed conclusions, the new edition contains revisions and alternative titles, some cryptic ("As Others Are," "Death once Dead,") others straightforward ("The Italian Experience," "The Sentimental Education of Frederic Henry").

04 Oct 2011 Section: Revision history Replaced previous link to PDF page containing revision history with a link to this page.

But the report, which contained annual revisions to previous estimates of job losses during the recession, reinforced the view of many economists that New York has fared considerably better than the nation since the crisis took hold two years ago.