The band's live setlist had been revamped at the start of the year, immediately after recording Machine Head, and that album made up a substantial proportion of new material.
In the five years since the school was revamped, enrollment at Chantilly, which offers several concentrations of study in engineering and health and human services, has tripled, to 1,000 students from 300, Mr. Witmann said.
After years of living beyond its means by illegally dipping into its endowment, the museum finally came to a breaking point: the director had to resign, the museum board was revamped, and at the eleventh hour, Los Angeles mega-philanthropist Eli Broad came to the rescue, to the tune of $30 million.
The Flickr mobile app was revamped last December, at a time when the app hadn't seen an update for nearly a year.
Insiders at ITV expressed surprise at BBC1 anchor Huw Edwards' triumphant reaction to the higher viewing figures for his bulletin since its rival News at Ten was revamped with Tom Bradby as the main anchor.
The UOP side-by-side Fluid Catalytic Cracking unit (FCCU) at Kashima Oil was revamped in 1996, installing UOP-designed modifications.
Post-Cruyff, this style lingered at Barcelona and was revamped through the input of successive managers and finally assimilated steadily by the national team.
This study was revamped in order to study arsenic levels as a risk factor.
She added: "I think the current Westgate Centre could do with being revamped but at the back of it where St Ebbe's was demolished we could make the best use of the land by having affordable housing, small business units, a community centre, public space, and have it car-free".
New Yorkers, too, alluded to the Japan of the 1980s and early '90s: There were revamped utility looks at Alexander Wang; Comme des Garçons-style ombréd silks at Proenza Schouler; mismatched patterns and layers and ballooning shapes at Rodarte.
