Sentence examples for is not a revision of from inspiring English sources
This is not a revision of beauty standards, Hess observed: it's a rebranding, in which "young" is positioned as a synonym for "natural," despite the fact that nothing is more natural than getting old.
Expert has pointed out that "DDM is not a simple revision of existing manufacturing methods that makes the process faster; instead, it is a radical departure that fundamentally changes manufacturing" (Crump 2014; p. 2).
We are referring to this operator as a revision operator, but this is not a true revision operator in the sense of the AGM revision theory because there is no clear notion of "inconsistency" for sets of actions.
The implication of the violation of the KM assumptions is that the KM estimates in the presence of competing risks do not have a meaningful probability interpretation (Andersen et al. 2002); that is, the KM estimate of revision is not a valid estimate of the probability of revision assuming that the patient does not die.
Those who understand the judicial process will appreciate that today's decision is not a reaffirmation of Miranda, but a radical revision of the most significant element of Miranda (as of all cases): the rationale that gives it a permanent place in our jurisprudence.
Thus, one might expect that women would have higher revision rates but our data suggest that being female is not a risk factor for revision of hip resurfacing.
But the next mayor needs a vision that is not simply a revision of the Giuliani approach.
The difference when using these techniques is not a subtle change, but a drastic revision of what the web can do.
— Our results clearly indicate that IBG alone is not a methodologically sound technique in the revision of rotational and hinged knee arthroplasties.
However, a review suggested that obesity did not adversely affect the longevity of prosthesis, and therefore was not a predictor of revision rates [ 59].
That's not a drastic revision, but it reflects a number of recent economic statistics, such as retail sales and exports, having come in weaker than expected.
