Cut-ups have also come to refer to a much broader set of text experiments practiced by Burroughs and Gysin, including fold-ins, grid arrangements, etc. (These are detailed in their excellent 1978 manifesto The Third Mind, and I am engaged in a long-term reconsideration of material emerging from their long collaboration).
Cowan, N. The magical number 4 in short-term memory: a reconsideration of mental storage capacity.
7. N. Cowan, "The Magical Number 4 in Short-Term Memory: A Reconsideration of Mental Storage Capacity," Behavioral and Brain Sciences 24, no. 1 (February 2001): 87-119.
In this context, recent debate on hospital volume as an indicator of quality of care needs careful reconsideration in terms of allocation of a suitable number of qualified physicians and nurses as a structural basis for quality of care.
However, there is very little to be made to this extraneous threat to long-term trials, besides reconsiderations of the norms used in terminating trials.
These modest shows not only reconnected the museum with the contemporary scene but also helped to establish terms for a long overdue reconsideration of the presentation of modern art history at the museum.
Yet consistent with the theme of this blog series, real reform may lag until human rights advocates force some reconsideration of the terms of the BHR deal, which in this case might be a renewed understanding of their role or some other way of addressing the Third Pillar's almost built-in lack of leadership.
It brings to life music that fell by the wayside and that now deserves reconsideration in purely musical terms, however incomplete the entire picture might be.
A careful reconsideration of these GO terms attending to the PPI data may generate a more natural classification.
Budget pressures had forced its reconsideration only for the short term, he said.
But it is not impolite or unprofessional to negotiate if you have legitimate reasons for requesting reconsideration of one or more terms of an offer.
