The name signifies most of all a noncommercial manner of editing, managing, and financing.
However, due to some deficiencies in Sheldon-Williams' manner of editing, and his mistaken conception of the manuscript tree, Jeauneau has undertaken an entirely new edition of the Periphyseon for the Corpus Christianorum Continuatio Medievalis series.
The training addressed strategies for approaching households, methods for asking questions in a standard manner, methods of editing questionnaires, and rules for documenting household contacts and survey dispositions.
Basic Idea on Windows Registry(not in detail, just know what it is, and the consequences of editing it in a wrong manner).
Other unknown factors which are involved in regulation of editing processes may also change during hESCs differentiation in a manner which affects global editing patterns.
And the sense of editing.
Freud was, in the tinkering manner of a collector, endlessly editing and supplementing his earlier books with footnotes, asides and new observations.
In "The Tree of Life," the shots are not quite continuous — that is, they don't match up in the manner of classical shooting and editing, in which a given body movement is carried over from one shot to the next.
And he decided the best way to do this was to get the fans to re-create scenes from the movie in all manner of styles, and then to edit it all together into a crowd-sourced fan film the likes of which the universe had never seen.
Tom was a serious student, busy laying the foundations for what became a formidable erudition, but he threw himself into all manner of other activities, including journalism (he edited an edition of Granta, in its old incarnation), student theatre, and a series of elaborate pranks that are probably best left unrecorded.
This essay is excerpted from "A Manner of Being: Writers on Their Mentors," edited by Jeff Parker and Annie Liontas, which will be published in December by the University of Massachusetts Press.
