Sentence examples for updating in which from inspiring English sources
We've been taken into some thrilling Doll's Houses over the last decade, from Carrie Cracknell's revelatory revival at the Young Vic in London, to Thomas Ostermeier's updating in which Nora shot her husband as she left.
Jacqueline Wilson's Katy (published at the end of July) is an excellent updating in which a very contemporary Katy, a girl living in a familiar Jacqueline Wilson family, has a similar kind of accident but the effect of it on her and everyone else is very different.
This paper presents a two-level neural network scheme for finite element (FE) model updating in which both the structural parameters and the damping ratios are updated.
Officially, the changes are described as an "updating" in which "non-state actors" and "co-operatives" will be promoted.
"Mage" is the Arthurian legend updated, in which Excalibur is a baseball bat in contemporary Philadelphia.
So, TCP TIBET has an updating algorithm, in which is multiplied by a reducing factor less than one.
This paper describes an iterative sensitivity based FE model updating method in which the discrepancies in both the eigenfrequencies and unscaled mode shape data obtained from ambient tests are minimized.
In order to reproduce violations of independence of irrelevant alternatives, these models include updating rules in which comparison between options influence the strength by which various options are preferred.
The ideological impetus behind this sort of research can be gleaned from a UK Ministy of Defence (MoD) report on global strategic trends published in 2010, updated in 2013, which contributed to the UK government's Defence Green Paper.
The poll's findings are similar to the government's own public attitudes tracker, last updated in July, which found 31% of people opposed to fracking compared to 21% supporting it.
The University of Botswana has a strategic plan (updated in 2008) which addresses key policy areas including research and development, intellectual property, and ethics.
