Psychological testing with a non-verbal test (Snijders Oomen Non-verbal Intelligence Test Revised, SON-R 2 ½ -7) [ 29] at the age of 12 years revealed that she had moderate ID and her development corresponded to 3 4 years of age.
As I started to expound on my carefully honed technique for answering questions you haven't revised for, my son placed his hands on my shoulders and looked at me with a distant, benign, oddly familiar expression.
In this clever novel, the obituary of a charming salesman is unraveled and revised by his son, who finds that his father's normal-sounding life was actually messy, painful and secretive.
In our home, the section on the four sons was revised to address the four children.
Rieu (1945; revised and reissued by his son, D.C.H. Rieu, in 1991), Robert Fitzgerald (1961), and Richmond Lattimore (1965).
Under the principality's revised succession rules, Prince Rainier's son, Prince Albert, now rules the tiny state.
For those with impaired hearing, we used the Snijders Oomen Nonverbal Intelligence test-Revised (SON-R 2½-7, number of tests = 1).
By this time Erica's maternal grandmother Dottie, who had approached Heller in 1945 suggesting he date her daughter ("Have I got a girl for you!"), had revised her judgement of her son-in-law.
Wodehouse and Guy Bolton and rejiggered by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse just before the 1934 premiere, was revised in 1987 by Timothy Crouse Russell's son) and John Weidman.
(The diagnosis of rapidly advancing ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, that began the series and started Lucious thinking about his legacy and sons has been conveniently revised to the less grave myasthenia gravis — the show can go on).
Craig VanAalst, a policy examiner, revised his routine, making calls when his son, Dalton, slept, feeding him as soon as he woke to keep him from crying, and working with colleagues when Dalton was awake.
