Batteux's thesis that art consists in the imitation of nature merely defers the question or, better, requires its revision to the effect that we ask what the beauties of nature and of art have in common.
Revisions to the patent law that take effect in October strengthen the requirement for a patent's novelty, bringing it up to global standards.
No one knows exactly what effect, if any, revisions to the D.S.M. have on these numbers.
Demets, C., Gordon, R. G., Argus, D. F. & Stein, S. Effect of recent revisions to the geomagnetic reversal timescale on estimates of current plate motions.
Potential overestimation of incidence of revision due to the effect of competing risks (i.e. death) was assessed by the cumulative incidence function (Gillam et al. 2010).
The revisions, to take effect this fall, will alter the formulas used to generate the credit grades used in more than 90% of the decisions that lenders make about how much consumers can borrow and at what interest rates.
Until last week, neither the Queen nor the Parliament has had to consider the elevation of women bishops — for the simple reason that no Synod had reached the stage of producing a canonical revision to that effect.
In the analysis of registry data, it is often of interest to obtain estimates of revision rates and probabilities of revision adjusted for the effect of covariates.
Potential overestimation of incidence of revision due to infection through the effect of competing risks (death and revision due to causes other than infection) was assessed by the cumulative incidence function (Gillam et al. 2010).
This imaging should be performed at least 6 months after shunt insertion or revision in order to show the effect of shunting [ 45], because it could take up to 14 months for ventricle size to plateau [ 89].
We also wanted to evaluate risk factors for revision because of infection and to study the effect of the length of time from primary THR to revision.
