Those old family Bibles and the more recent Bibles, which proliferate in paperback editions, reflect different ways of practicing religion.
The second edition reflected the advances brought about by the introduction of immunohistochemistry into diagnostic pathology; it was edited by Kleihues et al. [ 24].
However dryly worded, this edition reflects the army's experience of more than seven years under the Bush administration and the lessons learned from its experiences in Afghanistan and Iraq.
In a statement, Rajan said: "The Independent has always been known for its pioneering work and world-class journalism and this special edition reflects that.
The slate of performers at this 12th edition reflects that with dance sets by STS9, Boys Noize, Squarepusher, Baauer, Dan Deacon, the returning headliner Bassnectar and the Biscuits themselves.
In reprinting the poems as Plath left them upon her desk at her death, this edition reflects plans that Ted Hughes bypassed when he arranged for their original publication in 1965.
Obviously, our religious affiliation (or lack of it) also contributes to our experience of the ancient Jewish and Christian Scriptures, and often our choice of translation and edition reflects and reinforces our faith perspectives, even in subtle ways.
This theme edition reflects upon the challenges these changes present, and we are grateful to the authors for inspiring us with new ideas on how to tackle these.
The refinements in the new edition reflect the fact that for any classification system to remain up to date and relevant, a regular account of recently published, high-quality, peer-reviewed data needs to be given.
Mr. Buffett countered that the lawyer was citing the third edition, which had additional contributors, and that the paragraph was not in the first edition, which reflected only the work of Graham and Dodd.
