Sentence examples for revisited in the second from inspiring English sources

This paper explores changes over time by comparing data based on five key indices, devised in the first study and revisited in the second.

But is this not merely Proclus or Dionysius or Eriugena or Eckhart revisited in the fifteenth century?

The events of this episode are revisited in the seventh season episode "The One with the Truth About London", where flashbacks reveal how Monica and Chandler ended up in bed together.

This is revisited in the first paragraph of the Discussion section, where the authors acknowledge the problem, but we think it needs to be toned down.

Brenton invented the backstory of Syria early on into the third series, which he wanted to revisit in the fourth series.

When the setting was revisited in the series' second season, a set was built to represent another part of the building instead.

The contradiction between family-oriented and occupational aspirations should however be revisited in the case of second generation immigrants, which is still to be investigated, in Italy, in this optic.

This "hoax" plot device would later be revisited in both the fourth season finale "Gethsemane" and the fifth season's opening two-part episodes "Redux and Redux II", although to a much lesser degree of effectiveness.

The high-temperature phase diagram of the UO2 ThO2 system has been experimentally revisited in the present study for the first time since 1970, using a laser heating approach combined with fast pyrometry in a thermal arrest method.

Ferdinand was the most high-profile exclusion from Hodgson's 23-man squad for Poland and Ukraine and the questions surrounding his absence will no doubt be revisited in the build-up to England's first game against France in Donetsk on 11 June.

More critically acclaimed books about Korea, which he revisited in 2003 for the first time in five decades, and a quartet of romance novels about East Hampton, the swish Long Island resort village for New Yorkers where Brady had a surprisingly modest-looking home on one of the wealthiest streets near the beach.