Sentence examples for revisions at the from inspiring English sources

Additional revisions, at the species and subspecies levels, were necessary in Blepharizonia and Hemizonia [see Baldwin et al., Systematic Botany 26: 184–194 (2001)].

But his being pushed aside does not mean that there won't be radical visions or revisions at the convention on subjects like abortion and taxes — or that some steady middle has won.

Ms. Krizner-George works in a studio in her garage in Bloomfield, designing custom bridal dresses and evening wear, first fashioning them in muslin, then with real fabric, allowing for several fittings and revisions at the customer's request.

Steven P. Hodges, a supervisor of the unit that was the agency's liaison to the attorney general's office, told his colleagues in a Sept. 9, 1999, memo that it was "imperative" they use newly coded transmittal forms when sending files to the lawyers, consistent with recent "policy revisions" at the Office of Mental Health.

There were 16 revisions at the time of final FU.

There were no impending revisions at the most recent follow-up.

Makari shows the ferment of discussion and revision at the Wednesday Psychological Society, the sounding-board for Freud's theories, which started in 1902 as a small group of colleagues meeting for discussions at his house, and expanded into the huge Vienna Psychoanalytical Society which lasted till the Anschluss in 1938.

In fact I suspect that, if you could break down the figures into individual offices, you'd find that the vast bulk of lost or delayed mail in this period occurred in offices that were going through their revision at the time.

After the manuscript left my hands it received extensive revision at the hands of the editor, Professor Clarence W. Alvord, and his staff.

"What I'm concerned about is that they're being a little too optimistic about the second half, and we could potentially have another downward revision at the third quarter," said George Hogan, a Tokyo-based analyst for Macquarie Securities.

The Balkan nations began to proclaim their rights to it after the Treaty of San Stefano in 1878 and its revision at the Congress of Berlin.