Sentence examples for revisions and extensions from inspiring English sources

It is unusual for so many revisions and extensions to match up word for word.

Rather, the statements were inserted into the Congressional Record as revisions and extensions of briefer remarks made by legislators on the House floor.

But the 1976 law, and various revisions and extensions that followed it, made it extremely difficult to move a work into the public commons, where human creations naturally belong and were originally intended to reside.

And while he certainly does not present himself as calling for the destruction of Darwin's cathedral, he does see himself as arguing for major revisions and extensions of that edifice.Consider, for example, the creativity of natural selection.

Our goal is to nudge clinical researchers away from historically significant but increasingly old school approaches toward modifications, revisions, and extensions that characterize more modern thinking about the analysis of the mechanisms and contingencies of effects.

Given the wide variety of political, regulatory and managerial contexts in which divestitures are undertaken, the generalizability of current (and typically U.S.-based) findings may be reduced, and subsequent revisions and extensions of our current thinking may thus be required.

Rather, a strategy-led package of investments in Detroit would merely involve a revision and extension of our current industrial policy.

The revision and extension of his father's catalogs, which he carried out at Observatory House, beginning in 1825, was brought to completion and published in 1833.

9. Munsell book of color, defining, explaining, and illustrating the fundamental characteristics of color; a revision and extension of "The atlas of the Munsell color system" by A.H. Munsell.

Munsell book of color, defining, explaining, and illustrating the fundamental characteristics of color; a revision and extension of "The atlas of the Munsell color system" by A.H. Munsell.

2. Munsell book of color, defining, explaining, and illustrating the fundamental characteristics of color; a revision and extension of "The atlas of the Munsell color system" by A.H. Munsell.