He added the principle of contributions being revised according to circumstances was "established".
In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, Gubar writes, Judas was revised according to the leading political passion of the day.
As well as repetition you can try "retrieval practice", which is "one of the best ways to revise", according to Professor Della Sala.
Western European officials have told us there is no chance that the Dublin II agreement will be revised according to Greek wishes.
So films are tested in front of preview audiences, revised according to the audience's suggestions, tested again, and then marketed with a vigor directly proportionate to the test scores.
The Holy Week observances in the Roman missal were revised according to the decree Maxima Redemptoris (Nov. 16, 1955) to restore the services to the time of day corresponding to that of the events discussed in Scripture.
The earliest parts in Old Syriac are thought to have been translated from Hebrew or Aramaic texts by Jewish Christians at Edessa, although the Old Testament Peshitta was later revised according to Greek textual principles.
In the utopian version of this resulting horizonless network, status is not something inherited or enforced by others or even earned: it is something you can change, update and revise according to your own whims.
In London, Christian David Ginsburg, an emigrant Polish Jew and Christian convert, produced a critical edition of the complete Hebrew Bible (1894, 1908, 1926) revised according to the Masora and early prints with variant readings from manuscripts and ancient versions.
When the Soviet Union fell, much of what the Bolshoi had in the way of evening-length ballets was pre-revolutionary classics revised according to Soviet dictates and post-revolutionary ballets created according to those dictates, tales of brave underdogs besting — or piteously defeated by — corrupt, powerful folk.
