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1. The act or process of revising. revision - the act of revising or altering (involving reconsideration and modification); "it would require a drastic revision of his opinion" revises; revises; revising; revising; revising; Revising Opinions; Revising opinions in statistics; Revisio Generum Plantarum;
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revise [rɪˈvaɪz]. vb. 1. (tr) to change, alter, or amend to revise one's opinion to revise one's opinion of sb → cambiar de opinión sobre algn...
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'You are being too ambitious'; you are not being ambitious enough'. 'You must stay at grassroots level'; 'you must involve the middle classes'. 'You must work with politicians, This section records the issues which the conference participants identified as important, Below, we highlight some of the comments,
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Intuitive Strategies for Revising Opinions: Are people appropriately influenced by others? What strategies do people use to revise quantity opinions?
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Consequently, a resistance to revising opinion following dis confirming information appears to be a general phenomenon in studies of confidence revision,
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Revising Haitian Constitution Is Necessar As that becomes more developed, more enlightened, as new discoveries are made, new truths disclosed, and manners and opinions change with the change of circumstances, institutions must advance also, and keep pace with the times.
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theorem when they are revising their opinions. The research is clear, ..... willing to revise opinions as much as the Bayesian model would demand...
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Encyclopedia: Revising opinions in statistics
Researchers who use personal probability can proceed as follows: •A statistical model for the data generating process is assumed. The model might specify that the data follows a normal distribution wi...
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Chapter Six: Challenging Values, Revising Opinions and the Concept of Neo-Graffiti 233) operate on a legacy of half truths which misinform public opinions. Public responses continue to equate graffiti with gang pursuits and violence, created in our environment by "people from a deprived urban area" and "anarchists".
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A win, as the coaching clich goes, is a win. A win, as the coaching cliché goes, is a win. But that hasn't prevented the voters in the USA TODAY Coaches' Poll from revising their opinions.
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