Hall and Jordan worked on early sketches in their spare time, revising over lunch breaks and dinners.
The group contestants answer questionnaires in several rounds, each time revising their answer based on the input from the group.
These are the Poetarum Philosophorum Fragmenta ('Fragments of the Poet-Philosophers') of 1901, reprinted 2000, and the famous, several times revised (in later editions by Diels' collaborator Kranz), and often reprinted Fragmente der Vorsokratiker ('Fragments of the Presocratics', abbreviated D.-K ., first publisheD.-K .903.
During Soviet times, revised maps erased the name entirely, in order to discourage Siberian regionalism.
Thus, already at this point in time, Lukács revises his views in the face of orthodox criticism, anticipating a theoretical development towards a more traditional form of Marxism to which he subscribes for the remainder of his life (see also the unpublished defense of History and Class Consciousness in 1925a and Löwy 2011).
We have presented the film with longer exposure time in revised Figure 1C.
Although several parameters, such as variable run conditions and times, likely preclude application to outbreak events in real time, the revised scheme presented here may be useful for retrospective epidemiologic investigations in which a more specific focus is often placed on a limited number of epidemiologically related isolates (15 ).
In any event she's wasted little time in revising her father's final project.
In time, they would revise their wills, shielding some assets for their children.
Her picture was allowed on the front pages of newspapers for the first time in years.Thailand revised plans for the development of a high-speed rail network that would have connected Bangkok to Malaysia in the south and Laos to the north and to China beyond.
Harper noticed that Bartram's notes were considerably altered and expanded in the printed edition, and the detail of the white tail appeared in print for the first time in this revised account.
