Sentence examples for reworking over from inspiring English sources

The data presented here reveal a composite erosional and depositional record that has undergone a high degree of reworking over multiple sea-level cycles leading to the preferential preservation of sediments associated with the most recent glacial interglacial period.

Sediment reworking over multiple sea-level cycles (Saalian Eemian early Weichselian) by fluvial, coastal and marine processes created a multi-lateral, multi-storey succession of palaeovalley-fills that are preserved as a strath terrace.

The size of the flood following the Pattengail dam failure initiated a series of channel adjustments and reworked over 19 ha of floodplain downstream of the dam.

When working on the drawings for the issue I made many versions of the same image, duplicating and reworking them over and over again.

One work in particular – The Archer, first painted in 1930 and reworked over the course of a dozen years – seems to unlock Nash.

Meanwhile, Riordan translated and reworked over 100 children's and folk stories, some told to him by local people, in anthologies including Tales from Central Russia (1976) and Tales from Tartar (1979).

A troubled production, The Phantom of the Opera was actually completed in 1923 but was reworked over the next two years as nervous Universal executives pandered to critics who suggested the film needed more humour.

Originally devised for circus performers, Sparrow has been reworked over the years and is now presented, for the first time, as a theatre piece at ERT (East Riding theatre).

Many of them have been reworked over the course of several years, as is Mr. Lees's way — the artist meticulously recording the date of each new addition in pencil on the back or front of the paper.

They point to the many physical illnesses — Alzheimer's disease, peripheral neuropathy, even poison ivy rashes — diagnosed without resort to biological lab tests, and to the numerous diagnostic thresholds — such as glucose levels in diabetes and blood pressure in hypertension — that have been reworked over the years.

They point to the many physical illnesses Alzheimer's disease, peripheral neuropathy, even poison ivy rashes diagnosed without resort to biological lab tests, and to the numerous diagnostic thresholds—such as glucose levels in diabetes and blood pressure in hypertension that have been reworked over the years.