In this example, differences between the original composite depth and revised one were listed in the table that may be helpful for the calculation of the revised depth.
PNG's prime minister, Peter O'Neill, last month told his Australian counterpart, Tony Abbott, that Port Moresby would be tearing up the existing resettlement agreement, signed in July 2013 by Kevin Rudd, and offering a revised one for cabinet to sign off on.
At an average follow-up of 13 years two hips have been revised, one for periprosthetic infection and one for excessive abduction of the cup.
The questionnaire was then piloted with non-study participants and revised one final time for clarity.
Reductions for the revised budget resulted from one teacher's retirement and lower costs associated with hiring four replacement teachers to cover unexpected maternity leaves.
But that is a subset of all direct-mail advertisements.Your correspondent, who nearly four years ago wrote about the precipitous drop in routine mail, such as invoices, bills and the like, fills the Babbage family's recycling bin with missives imploring the household to sign up for cable-modem service (already installed), revise one's mortgage or apply for a credit card.
A higher convergence between experimental and calculated fatigue life is obtained for the revised algorithm than for the classical one.
In the two graphical comparisons between the revised growth charts, one for each sex, with the 2003 Fenton preterm growth chart revealed that the curves were quite similar.
The revised version dropped one of two purposes listed in the first one — "medical and health care services for indigent people, with emphasis on providing care for children".
On the other hand, for other ones the revised knowledge base does not always admit a polynomial-space representation, unless the polynomial hierarchy collapses at a sufficiently low level ("non-compactability" results).
