It's great to revisit well-established concepts or results and view them through new eyes every semester.
That Porter also crafts deeply autobiographical songs enhances his appeal, the singer not content to revisit well-worn standards.
When investigating what determines the lifetime of protrusions, we revisited well-known inducers of lamellipodia.
The show provides a healthy mix of both calculated and happenstance self-portraiture, in some cases revisiting well-known photographs within this context.
Academic research challenging such well-established theories is limited and mainstream academic journals aren't often as interested in revisiting well-established strategy frameworks as they are in publishing new theories.
"Wolf Hall" was a historical novel that ingeniously revisited well-trod territory (the early marriages of Henry VIII), turned the phlegmatic villain Thomas Cromwell into the best-drawn figure and easily mixed 16th-century ambience with timeless bitchery.
It includes rarely seen works from private collections in the United States, Europe and Russia and revisits well-known masterpieces, like the serene image of the green-skinned Tara, the female goddess of compassion.
If there's a pattern to be seen here, it's our fondness for revisiting well-worn stories from the viewpoint of women, baddies, the hired help (The Housekeeper being all three) – characters who seem like underdogs from a modern perspective.
For instance, new insights may be gained by revisiting well-known problems, such as the genetic toggle switch [ 28], by considering the effects of wide ranges molecular diffusion in gene expression, in relevant simulation time spans.
The collected data on the current performance of ANC was entered in a Microsoft EXCEL 2000 roster assessing the arithmetic mean, the minimum and maximum, and the range of the total time of antenatal first and revisit as well as of each previously defined step of the service provision process.
The public face of the I.M.F. is being revisited as well.
