reworking

Examples of reworked

reworked

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The analysis has resulted in many reworked and improved entries, and some of the criticisms of the first edition have been addressed.
Granulometry of the conglomeratic layers appears to indicate that coastal gravel beds were subsequently reworked by fluvial activities.
Those authors interpreted beds of this type as subaqueously emplaced debris flow deposits, whose tops are to some degree reworked by waves.
Reworked dinoflagellate cysts are expressed as a proportion of the in situ dinoflagellate cysts.
In the ensuing decade, he has reworked his doctoral thesis substantially as well as considerably extending its scope.
Kinematically, it is possible that antithetic normal faults facing southward could be reworked by thrusts.
Longstanding dichotomies such as metropole\\colony and civilized\\primitive were reworked into the categories of developed\\ underdeveloped.
The reworked component includes red algal debris and clasts encrusted by bryozoans.
All the theory presented above can be reworked for this reduction semantics.
Others were seized in raids and reworked for the corso or broken up for their wood.
Underlay and editorial accidentals are reworked in all examples here.
The plan was reworked with a bay missed-out.
In the distal section, this soil marks the upper part of a reworked deposit.
Theoretical discussions are deliberately brief but sometimes over-simplify the intellectual debates that are revisited and reworked.
Preparing them is a lengthy process because they have both to pass the censors and be reworked to suit the actors.
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