Sentence examples for revisited the meaning of from inspiring English sources
It was the first time in four decades that the court had revisited the meaning of "obvious" in patent law, Mr. Elman said, and the implications of raising the bar for inventors are, in his view, huge.
Deciding how to deal with the vast array of potentially genetically-linked markers as a society, and potentially as individual prospective parents is a monumental task that requires clarity about the benefits and drawbacks of testing, and requires us to revisit the meaning of eugenics, and the problems associated with it.
I gobbled up his work over the years, and continue to revisit The Meaning of Life during existential crises, Everything Will Be Ok when I'm feeling lonely, and Rejected when I need a black-tinted belly laugh.
This review revisits the meaning of physiological ketosis in the light of this evidence and considers possible mechanisms for the therapeutic actions of the ketogenic diet on different diseases.
As such, Brideshead Revisited, which questions the meaning of human existence without God, is the first novel in which Evelyn Waugh clearly presents his conservative religious and political views.
Although every effort was made to reduce this (validating a sample of the data with different translators and revisiting the original recordings to discuss the meaning of the data), some of the views of the participants may have been distorted.
In Trieste and the Meaning of Nowhere (Faber, £20), Morris revisited the Italian city she (then "he") first encountered as a soldier in the second world war.
Next, we revisited the extent of expansion of clonal mutations.
Bruno and Carrillo 2012 revisited the selection of Bacillus spores.
We revisit basic notions of pragmatism and suggest how they might influence the meaning of management science.
