Sentence examples for redefined form from inspiring English sources

Recently, Takahashi et al. (2010) established a link between a slightly redefined form of PDC and the mutual information rate (MIR), an information-theoretic consideration of couplings.

When it was pointed out that the prize could not be separated from the money, Shaw created the Anglo-Swedish Literaid Foundathen, translationtranslatintointo English of classical Swedish literature (it still exists, in redefined form).

"I think all this would end in such a way that Yugoslavia will survive in some redefined form," Drecun said.

William Boyd Stephen Sondheim, who has just turned 80, is the unrivalled genius in the world of musical theatre with five or six masterworks that have redefined the form.

The burlesque revival itself is hardly new; Ms. Muz, typical of a group of choreographers who have redefined the form, began performing in 1998.

We proposed a new iterative regularization method for GIB by iteratively redefining the form of regularization matrix and calculating the corresponding solution.

Certainly Akira Kasai's "Butoh America," a collaboration with five performers based in the United States, had its fair share of bizarre moments, but they were due mainly to the production's jittery changes of scene and costumes than to its ability to redefine the form.

Designed by Ushida Findlay architects, better known for ultra-modern town houses in Tokyo than for latterday Bridesheads, Grafton New Hall is a remarkable attempt to redefine a form of domestic architecture that, since the second world war, has become bogged down in a tide of neo-Georgian pomp.

Criterion's discs add new Morris interviews and archival material, but more important, they offer sparkling digital restorations of two documentaries that helped redefine the form into something more cinematic.

In an era when innovative artists such as Frank Ocean and The Weeknd are redefining the form and feel of R&B seduction ballads, Prince sounds not just relevant, but renewed.

As Rutter's work has already distanced the concept of autism from hallucination and severe adult psychopathology, Wing then took the liberty to redefine all forms of psychopathology in infancy as forms of 'social impairment'.