In a completely closed tradition it is theoretically feasible to reconstruct the archetype with such certainty that only a single form of the text without variants remains to be examined.
Whenever variant characterization data are available in the literature, it is reported in the description field in "Sequence annotation (Features)", "Natural variant" (Fig. 2), in free text form.
Professor René Weis, an expert in the life and work of Shakespeare, edited a parallel text version of Lear in 1993 but followed it with a new edition in 2010 that argued that the variants between the texts "tell a story of convergence rather than disjunction".
Text-only variants of media-rich sites are not sufficient; on the Web, as on our campuses, separate is not and cannot be equal.
His commentary on the Talmud entitled Masoret ha-Shas ("Talmud Tradition") supplements an earlier work by a Frankfort rabbi and is the best known of Berlin's numerous collated texts (noting variant readings and parallel passages).
She took inspiration less from the original text (and its variants) and more from the 1964 film starring Richard Burton, directed by John Gielgud.
The search term combination captured the concept "pregnancy and weight" incorporating MeSH, free text, and word variants.
This is summarized in Table 1: By applying general principles of mass-action kinetics, we converted the reaction rules into sets of time dependent nonlinear ordinary differential equations (ODEs) for the Dissociation variant (Text S1, Eqs. (D.1)–(D.11)) and for the Convey variant (Text S1, Eqs. (C.1)–(C.11)).
Andreas Hammerschmidt's gorgeous, multifaceted setting of the ancient chorale "Christ Lag in Todesbanden" ("Christ Lay in the Bonds of Death"), on the other hand, seemed to step to the very threshold of Bach's Cantata No. 4, which similarly uses the text and some variant of the tune throughout.
The text is a variant of the northern Italian Vulgata, influenced by the tradition of the Vetus Latina.
