Sentence examples for revised descriptions from inspiring English sources

The other temptation to which auction houses give in when seeking to fill their catalogs is recycling objects with revised descriptions.

The original and revised descriptions for each of these life areas are provided in Figure 1.

Nevertheless, if ambiguity of wording does become evident, a set of revised descriptions would be drafted and published.

On Dec. 11, Snohetta submitted a revised description of the security measures to the Design Commission, noting that the new plazas draw an estimated 364,000 people to Times Square every day.

He is also revising descriptions of the items that were affected by Hurricane Sandy.

During this process, the reviewers can address questions and discuss every aspect of the model, like revising descriptions, adding record examples, clarifying meta-information, or adding constraints.

One high-ranking administrator, in a complaint to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, said a Salvation Army official said during a meeting that any staff member who refused to sign revised job descriptions proclaiming the church's mission would be fired.

To measure work adjustment, we used the Hershenson method (1981), but revised the descriptions of work environment and the target term to foreign nurse aide to make it fit our research [ 29].

Revise descriptions of your previous jobs to ensure that the terms being used are current, said Genia Spencer, managing director of operations and human resources for Randstad, a staffing agency with headquarters in Atlanta.

Including additional tasks formally in a revised job description and ensuring all HSAs are familiar with their job description would likely serve to reduce confusion and resultant frustration for HSAs which was evident in this study.

We also revised the description of the Silene species in main floras and revision studies or books previous to 1938 that contain information about plant sexuality, see Table  1 and [ Supporting Information ].