In some cases, as with newly edited papyri and with palimpsests (writing materials re-used after erasure), the edition will take the form of a diplomatic transcript i.e., the most accurate possible representation of a particular textual form.
One teacher provided remedial help for students who need further understanding of the materials (re-teaching group), while another teacher helped more capable students explore the materials more deeply (exploration group).
She explores the different materials, re-configures contrasts, and re-purposes the structures.
While Farto's work always makes use of in situ materials, re-imagining the decrepit facades of the urban landscape as portraits underscoring the humane aspect of city life, we've never seen him work in this fashion.
Some other samples have been used (e.g. chrysotile CA300 or Calidria; materials re-created to mimic chysotile used in joint systems [ 46]), but their effects were tested in single or duplicate of experiments.
The cell assembly used in this study is identical to that of Zhang et al. (1993) with respect to the octahedron dimension (edge length, 10 mm), the heater material (LaCrO3), and the capsule material (Re).
This has driven a material re-rating.
Gradually, the material re-forms in a way to support another burst.
The Internet — by allowing users to watch entire debates whenever they want, wherever they like — in theory reverses the process: the Web, and cable television, give voters easier, faster access to primary material, re-enfranchising those citizens who complain about media bias or conspiratorial editing and prefer do-it-yourself reportage to network news reports or wrap-ups on CNN wrap-ups.
We have identified four kinds of relational re-arrangements that the feedback caters for: knowledge re-arrangements, material re-arrangements, social re-arrangements and routine re-arrangements.
The two cases presented are the first suture-related pseudoinfections whose recurrence after absorbable suture material re-implantation is documented.
