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Seismogenic shear zones and their associated fragment-size spectra should be carefully revisited in the light of dynamic deformation.

Standard wind design process based on the analytical method, which is adopted by ASCE 7, is also revisited in the light of the full scale observations.

Finally, two topics of particular interest to the authors, the proposed standard reference model for computer-aided control engineering and an Object-Oriented Unified Infonnation Model for CACSD will be revisited in the light of recent developments in internet computing.

Finally, the issues of dynamical instability and of the role of lattice vibrations that still constitute the subject of ample discussions within the CALPHAD community are revisited in the light of our current knowledge with a set of recommendations.

There is a dyadic relationship between design and policy, where design not only makes policy real through practical output, but policy is also informed and revisited in the light of design practice.

Recently, the concept of finite-time stability has been revisited in the light of linear matrix inequalities (LMIs) and Lyapunov function theory, some results are obtained to ensure that system is finite-time stable or finite-time bounded [33 49].

Here are not only ecclesiastical but civilizational issues that the next generation may choose to revisit in the light of the moral teaching proposed to church and world in the encyclical letters of John Paul II, Veritatis Splendor (1993; "The Splendour of Truth") and Evangelium Vitae (1995; "The Gospel of Life").

Dyke suggested the award of the World Cup to Qatar in 2022 could be revisited in light of scrutiny of the process.

These pioneering studies are now being revisited in light of the development of next generation sequencing technology using a systems-based approach of comparative genomics and contemporary genetic mapping strategies.

Several U.S. legislators are entering statements into the Congressional Record that the Modi visa denial should be revisited in light of the Supreme Court report, because the visa denial repudiates the freely democratic election of 60 million Gujaratis in India, and because the visa denial could endanger the burgeoning potential for American economic investment in that state.

Earlier expectations that the ability to prime for immunologic memory could be a key determinant in direct protection to disease [ 14, 15] have been revisited in light of the extensive experience with widespread use of meningococcal C conjugate vaccines and that of conjugate vaccines against other encapsulated bacteria such as Hib [ 15– 17].