Names undergo constant revision and as with any branch of science, new information means that current orthodoxy can change.
"Every time we come under some pressure, are we going to turn around and keep changing the law?" Tanquary, too, said he expected the rent control law to "undergo constant revision.
First, given the volatility of the local public health, somewhat time-fixed plans may exist alongside other national or sub-national guidelines undergoing constant revisions.
Speaking in Metro, the new Metric language, which undergoes constant revision, the C.E. informs the author/narrator that external pressure has forced him to "terminate" the author, i.e., to expel him from the future.
The story line of murder in New York is one that has been undergoing constant revision since 1963, when the Police Department began tracking homicides in a way that officials now deem reliable.
The nature of theatre ensures that the text undergoes constant revision night after night; just as an actor can never give the same performance twice, so too is it impossible to remain completely faithful to the play's original subjects.
Today, the search engine is highly recognizable and easy to use, but since its inception, Google has undergone constant revision, optimization, and reconfiguration to deliver more accurate and relevant search results for users.
The Unit had been undergoing constant revision and improvement for the past few years leading up to that point, so there was no reason to suspect anything untoward was occurring.
All three worry at the role of the reader in "actualizing" the text's message and in relating it to truth or reality, which themselves undergo constant deconstructive revision.
It's a work that has undergone constant revision over the years.
As David King shows in his astonishing 1997 book "The Commissar Vanishes," the Soviet photographic record underwent constant revision.
