Sentence examples for successive revisions from inspiring English sources
They show how Darwin revised his texts, pinning successive revisions on to sheets containing an earlier draft.
Hence, successive revisions of the VHDL standard left the restriction in place.
Through successive revisions, it accrued more and more bombast until the scale of his original vision was obscured from sight.
The International Classification of Disease ICDD) was constructed to formalise this nosology and successive revisions have attempted to capture technical developments and new discoveries across the diagnostic landscape.
The ballet masters Marius Petipa and Alexander Gorsky made successive revisions in 1895 and the early 20th century, and individual dances have survived to the present day.
The cathedral is very much a work in progress, still under renovation when we visited; successive revisions and additions range from the Roman portrait busts embedded in the facade to mosaics from the 1930's.
In itself, this correspondence between the upper-middle-lower classification and the proposed chronological stratification provides only prima facie support for the successive revision theory.
The most important of these are the "three factions" theory, A. C. Graham's modified version of the three factions theory, and the "successive revision" theory.
The successive revision theory holds that the essays in each triad represent three sequential revisions of Mohist doctrines, the "upper" being earliest, followed by the "middle" and then the "lower" (Brooks 1996a-b-c; forthcominghcoming [a], forthcoming [b]).
The successive revision theory proposes that we think of the three linguistically identified groups of essays primarily not as the canonical texts of three different Mohist factions, but as demarcating three broad chronological strata (Brooks, 1996c).
With every successive revision, they get closer to being what we'd like them to be, but the proof of the pudding is in the taste, and we'll have to really get hands-on if a verdict is to be reached.
