Once more professor of law at Columbia (1823 26), Kent delivered lectures that he revised and elaborated as Commentaries on American Law, 4 vol. (1826 30).
(See Fig. 5, a slightly revised and elaborated network for social roles, from Hasan 2015).
The service was revised and elaborated in the 12th century, incorporating the latest European influences.
But almost two full weeks after the election, as Christmas decorations went up downtown here, there was nothing simple about what the justices themselves suggested they were being asked to do: revise and elaborate on the state's election laws under intense time pressure, with few settled facts and little in the way of a lower-court record to go on.
Mirrors in which to examine oneself become popular among those who can afford them, along with self-portraits (Rembrandt painted more than 50 of them) and autobiographies in which to revise and elaborate the image that one has projected to others.
Reichenbach continued to revise and elaborate his ideas about probability in a series of papers in the early 1930s[3] until, in 1935, his The Theory of Probability provided a fuller statement of his developed view.
Typically of the "vārttika" genre of commentary, Kumārila's "commentary" often significantly revises or elaborates on the thoughts advanced in Śabara's text, and the novelty of some of Kumārila's arguments is therefore often clear.
The set was refined, revised, specified, and elaborated through successive returns to the data in which additional sections of relevant text were extracted.
In the revised manuscript, we elaborated on the explanation underlying this more conservative, nuanced conclusion of social monitoring, and instead placed more emphasis on our discovery of brain networks in structured cognition that are not observable via conventional behavioral measurements.
With the discovery and observation of planetary systems around stars other than the Sun, it is becoming possible to elaborate, revise or even replace this account.
