Sentence examples for whose revised from inspiring English sources

His knowledge and experience in helping himself and countless patients afflicted with SAD are summarized in "Winter Blues: Everything You Need to Know to Beat Seasonal Affective Disorder," whose revised edition the Guilford Press published this year.

Rallye raised its friendly, "white knight" offer for Casino, in which Rallye already controls 36% of the voting rights, in an attempt to fight off the unwelcome attentions of Promodès, whose revised bid—huge, by French standards for both chains stands at FFr30.7 billion ($5.2 billion).

Among the major Greek mathematicians whose works he translated (or whose translations he revised) were Euclid, Archimedes, Apollonius of Perga, and Ptolemy.

In 1625 he succeeded Fletcher, some of whose plays he revised, as the chief playwright of the King's Men (formerly Lord Chamberlain's Men).

Second, McKinsey shows how to construct from M a normal, but still infinite, S2-characteristic matrix M1 = (K1, D1, −1, *1, ×1), whose elements are equivalence classes of provably equivalent formulas of S2, i.e. of formulas A and B such that A⇔B is a theorem of S2, and whose operations are revised accordingly.

We report the clinical scores of all patients excluding the 21 patients whose hips were revised during followup.

Among the films whose credits will be revised are "He Ran All the Way," a 1951 drama.

He labored for several weeks each year to write his Annual Report, whose text he continually revised.

Considering its size, the MDX changes direction quickly, aided by a steering whose ratio has been revised to react 9 percent more quickly.

But many economists pointed out that demand may not have fallen as sharply as stated by the I.E.A., whose figures are regularly revised because of inaccurate or incomplete data countries provide it.

The relation of one tone to another in Krenek's world creates a geometry whose axioms have been revised and an arithmetic where 2 and 2 no longer equal 4.