Sentence examples for problem revising from inspiring English sources

With "Marilyn Forever," he said, librettist Bowering had no problem revising her book and radio script to go with the musical flow and propel the drama.

Another response to this potential problem revises the thesis of representationalism, construing the representational properties that determine phenomenology as attitude-content complexes rather than contents alone.

During these phases, midwives noticed danger signs, identified problems, revised and confirmed initial problem identification, and organized for medical intervention or referral.

We revisit the problem of revising probabilistic beliefs using uncertain evidence, and report results on several major issues relating to this problem: how should one specify uncertain evidence?

The problem of revising such inference processes arises when it appears necessary to modify the original model in order to take into account new facts about the agent's behavior.

Shya Chitaley addressed this problem by revising the liquid-peel technique to separate the organic material preserved by the coal ball from the inorganic minerals, including iron sulfide.

On this occasion he did not grapple with any knotty choreographic problems, instead revising and refining existing material.

In order to fix this problem, we revised Kachirski et al.'s clustering algorithm by letting the nodes vote for themselves (if they have the highest connectivity index).

Some experts inside and outside the Pentagon say that Mr. Bush could solve the Pentagon's modernization problem by simply revising the nation's military strategy.

Apple blamed the shortfall on soft sales and channel inventory problems and revised its first-quarter and fiscal 2001 revenue estimates downward.

The PC maker missed Wall Street estimates for its fiscal fourth quarter, blaming soft sales and channel inventory problems, and revised estimates for its first quarter and 2001.