Sentence examples for revisiting properties from inspiring English sources

According to Margaret Loesch, CEO of Hub Network, revisiting properties that had worked in the past was an important programming decision, influenced to an extent by the opinions of the network's programming executives, a number of whom were once fans of such shows.

Let us revisit some properties of q-calculus [23 25].

In this study, we revisited the properties of commonly used structural probes such as Pb II) ions, ribonuclease V1, ribonuclease T2, and the S1 and mung bean nucleases by testing them on highly regular triplet repeat sequences representing phosphodiester bonds with every possible combination of 3′ and 5′ adjacent nucleotides.

So we just had to revisit this property".

As such, any attempt to revisit the property (which was also turned into a short-lived TV series about thirteen years ago -- another memory we've all had erased) was always going to be an uphill climb punctuated by unflattering comparisons.

In this contribution, the direct conversion receiver (DCR) has been revisited and its properties have thoroughly been studied in detail.

We have thus revisited the fundamental properties and paradigms of these systems in the light of recent ecological theory.

This study revisited the psychometric properties and factor structure of the OMS-HC scale and sought to determine the effectiveness of the scale in measuring stigmatizing attitudes among a variety of health care providers.

However, since the relevant molten carbonate literature in the new field of sustainable energy is still relatively small, this work is an attempt to stimulate further and more systematic investigations on molten carbonates by revisiting some of their characteristic properties from a modern and sustainable perspective.

In the light of the highly non-linear spontaneous behavior we showed, revisiting with the present model properties of signal transmission and stochastic resonance that have been identified with simple models of promoter [ 22, 28- 30, 32, 38, 39, 43] can already be expected to reveal new properties of gene regulatory structures.

Such questions cannot be answered intelligently without revisiting the reasons (if any) that there are for giving private property this sort of constitutional protection.