Edwards acknowledges that, from the standpoint of "orthodox" process thought, these ideas are "process heresy," but he prefers revising process theism in these ways in order to avoid the charge, which he regards as legitimate, that there is a "divine power-deficit" in process theism that makes its outlook "religiously intolerable" (Edwards 2001, 256).
We therefore preferred the revised wording, "could you do less than half your usual amount".
It preferred the revised Book of Common Prayer of 1559, which was without some of the matters offensive to Catholics.
Ericsson, however, preferred to revise the steering gear by adding an extra set of pulleys as he believed it would take less time.
Moreover, sur¬geons may prefer to revise a painful non-resurfaced knee arthroplasty by secondary patella addition than to revise a painful patella-resurfaced TKA (Lygre et al. 2011).
Sung in English (as Haydn preferred), with a revised libretto by Mr. McCreesh and with the large-scale choral and orchestral forces used during the 1799 premiere in London, this is a thrilling performance.
Some expositions of Bayesian inference prefer to express the revised opinion as a new probability function $P'( \cdot )$, which is then equated to the old $P( \cdot \mid s)$.
Findings suggest that student writers selectively take account of peer comments when they revise, preferring to depend more on their own knowledge.
To fit within the role of decision coaches, three items were modified (i.e., sources of information discussed, ways to manage health problem discussed, preferred option chosen) and the revised version was approved for use by the original author (GE).
To convey my impressions, I prefer to quote a slightly revised version of the programme notes I scrawled in the Stratford dark.
