Last year, she said, 3 percent of the decisions were revised on the basis of need; two years ago, she said, the figure was 7 percent.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission recently revised its "design basis threat," the description of the number of attackers, their weaponry and other advantages they may have that plants must be ready to defend against.
For convenience, the following lizard classification is adapted from Vitt and Caldwell (2008) and Pianka and Vitt (2003), recognizing that some taxa have already been revised on the basis of cladistic analyses.
In his astute introduction to this volume, the scholar Thomas Karshan notes that "Mister Morn" was never performed or published in Nabokov's lifetime: the Russian text was published in a Russian literary journal in 1997 and a revised version (the basis for this first English translation, by Mr. Karshan and Anastasia Tolstoy) only became available to a wider Russian-reading audience in 2008.
TA is performed on a pre-final version of the instrument, which may be revised on the basis of the results of this review.
The ranking of identified terms was then revised on the basis of a contrastive score calculated for the same terms with respect to corpora testifying general language usage.
The model topside has been revised on the basis of ISIS 2 topside sounder profiles, producing a new formulation of its empirical shape parameter.
Beliefs have certain characteristics, that is, they are formed and revised on the basis of evidence, they are consistent with other beliefs, they are action guiding in the relevant circumstances.
After that, particle updating equations are revised on the basis of the two new concepts to discourage the premature convergence and enlarge the potential search space; second, the elite archiving technique is used during the process of evolution, namely, the elite particles are introduced into the swarm, whereas the inferior particles are deleted.
