Sentence examples for continuous revisions from inspiring English sources

Reflections throughout the process required continuous revisions to the plans.

Last but not least, the framework, rules, and policies should undergo continuous revisions after obtaining feedback from the breach data, students, staff, and policy-makers.

However, the taxonomy of the genus has been subject to continuous revisions during the twentieth century.

An equally important disadvantage in continuous revision has to do with the inherent difficulty of revising, on an article-by-article basis, a set of reference books containing many thousands of articles.

Continuous revision has certain drawbacks.

(Barnhart died in 1993). Each of the dictionaries underwent continuous revision but retained the original lexicographical principles.

Each of the dictionaries underwent continuous revision but retained the original lexicographical principles.

Start early: "The best revision is continuous revision, started as early as possible," says Sergio Della Sala, professor of human cognitive neuroscience at the University of Edinburgh.

Archaeology pushes its history ever deeper into the past; a racing market economy makes Chinese-ness a mutable identity, under continuous revision.

"The kind of continuous revision that happened to these pictures has very much de Kooning's signature to it".

The adoption of a continuous revision policy meant that, after the 14th, there were to be no more "new editions".