Later productions of the score, which Barber revised extensively in 1970, have not really shifted the negative consensus.
In the 1970 version used here, with Franco Zeffirelli's original libretto (adapted from Shakespeare) revised extensively by Gian Carlo Menotti, the cut-down opera lasts just over two hours.
The opera was revised extensively for a 1776 production in Paris, and that version, in French, is now standard and was performed here.
The results of their work were not fully published until 1995, however, when the chronology of Stonehenge was revised extensively by means of carbon-14 dating.
In 1920 Wheldale Onslow published Practical Plant Biochemistry, and in 1925 she released a second edition of The Anthocyanin Pigments of Plants, revised extensively to include information on advances in scientific understanding of anthocyanins.
But European officials familiar with the contents said they expected that in light of widespread outrage over American soldiers' abuse of Iraq prisoners, even this new, toned-down document would have to be revised extensively to make it seem less high-handed and arrogant.
This scientist--a research-active faculty member at an excellent undergraduate institution who had never before applied for an NIH grant--prepared a strong conceptual draft, which was revised extensively on the advice of several collaborators, each of them expert in a certain, relevant area.
The best known is the Sextet for Piano and Wind (1932), in Poulenc's light-hearted vein, consisting of two lively outer movements and a central divertimento; this was one of several chamber works that the composer became dissatisfied with and revised extensively some years after their first performance (in this case in 1939 40).
Python scripts (http://www.python.org) that perform the CIM-NPCI method were recently reported [20], but were revised extensively for this study in order to perform simulations of thousands of runs of thousands of resamplings.
In recent years because of the use of molecular techniques the taxonomy of Nocardia has been revised extensively [ 2- 5].
