But sometimes, mostly when the winds of self-sabotage begin to blow the hardest, memories don't seem satisfied with the role of reliable archivist, instead angling for the director's chair, revised script in hand.
Hytner handed Russell Beale and Hatley his revised script of the play.
Ballard would habitually begin a complete draft by hand, before moving to a second, typewritten version which would be further revised by hand.
The coding frame was developed and revised by hand with a sample of transcripts and then all transcripts were entered into NVivo (Version 9.0, QSR, Southport, UK) to allow for electronic coding and retrieval of data.
She has since revised before handing in her final paper.
It's no longer controversial to give other authors a share in Shakespeare's plays — not because he was a front for an aristocrat, as conspiracy theorists since the Victorian era have proposed, but because scholars have come to recognize that writing a play in the sixteenth century was a bit like writing a screenplay today, with many hands revising a company's product.
Besides rubber hand illusion and its revised version, virtual hand illusion is another way to induce body perception illusion.
The company's long-term goal for annual sales growth remains at 12%-17 12%-17Chambers asked investors to not use a heavy hand in revising their long-term forecasts.
The festival's singers undertook their dual roles gamely: when Jason McStoots was not singing one of Damon's airs, he was seen as Handel, revising the score and handing out new pages, and Aaron Sheehan, otherwise engaged as Acis, searched books and papers for love letters from Pope to Lady Chandos.
Those conversations would be reduced to typed drafts, which Mr. Rockefeller would revise extensively by hand.
All my novels are written longhand; I revise them by hand and then type them on the iBook.
