Sentence examples for provoked revisions from inspiring English sources
While these findings have provoked revisions to traditional accounts, the specific conclusion that sensorimotor processes are physically constitutive of conceptual processing has not been universally accepted on the grounds that the data are consistent with different theories (see Mahon and Caramazza 2008; Rupert 2009b: ch.9–10).
There was a long delay between completing GENDEP and being interviewed about it for some participants and this could affect their original understandings or provoked revisions in the meantime.
The community teams then met and compared their analyses, a process which served to challenge and provoke revision of each interpretation, and thus strengthen the rigour of the analysis.
The tort revisions provoked a mutiny from many Democrats who had supported the earlier version of the bill, which was passed by a House committee three weeks ago.
The forming of the SDF in the 1950s and the revision of the Japan-US Security Treaty in 1960 provoked mass demonstrations against the Eisenhower visit.
Hyla leucophyllata does not show sufficient morphological variation to have provoked the naming of subspecies or other taxonomic revision (see Methods).
But the addiction revisions in the manual, scheduled for release in May 2013, have already provoked controversy similar to concerns previously raised about proposals on autism, depression and other conditions.
His views provoked arguments.
Characteristically, Mantel provoked controversy.
