Sentence examples for revised concepts from inspiring English sources

Mildly revised concepts previously shown at other salons — the Citroën Tubik comes to mind — could be fairly viewed as old pigs with new lipstick.

These are briefly described, with emphasis on the location of structures involved in humans, and on the recently revised concepts.

Recent findings have revised concepts of how this activity might be generated in the cortex, suggesting it could achieve useful computation.

Elements of novelty in the clinical practice are represented by the introduction of the principles of video-assisted thoracic surgery to resect chest wall tumors and the increasingly frequent resort to either new materials or revised concepts of time-honored ones for chest wall reconstruction.

Other revised concepts included Sam believing Dean to be a serial killer who murdered their father, and John dying instead of Sam's girlfriend Jessica.

With this additional feedback, students generate revised concept maps.

The aim of our study was to revise concepts of morphological-based generic delimitation in Cyrtochilum-alliance and to compare it with the results of genetic analysis.

Both groups expressed a need for team training on (a) optimizing post-inpatient care, (b) ensuring clear assignment of tasks and responsibilities in the treatment team, and (c) defining or revising concepts for defining rehabilitation goals.

When groundbreaking discoveries are made, old arguments may be revised: troublesome concepts become harmless and new challenges are introduced.

All authors critically revised earlier concepts of the paper and gave final approval of the version to be published.

Make sure you have revised these concepts down to goals like a good spouse or a fulfilling job.