" A model of reinvention, author Jessie Carney Smith wrote that " Janet has continued to test the limits of her transformative power ", receiving accolades in music, film and concert tours throughout the course of her career.

B7 Productions said the decision was " ... obviously disappointing ", but that the development process has resulted in the " ... dynamic reinvention of this branded series ".

!, a slight reinvention of the series has begun.

* In North America such markets fell out of favor, but renewed interest in local food has caused the reinvention of this type of market, called farmers ' markets, in many towns and cities.

Following the character's reinvention as the information broker Oracle, she has been regarded as a symbol of empowerment for those living with disabilities.

The show has also been successful for its reinvention and continuous changes, just as, starting from the third season, the show witnessed guests from international superstars such as Julio Iglesias, Anggun, Karl Wolf, Tina Arena, Chris De Burgh and Massari.

In John Franck's review of Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Silence for Allmusic, he stated: " Featuring extraordinary ambidextrous drummer Sammy Siegler ( of Gorilla Biscuits / CIV fame ), Glassjaw has paired up with producer / entrepreneur Ross Robinson ( a key catalyst in the reinvention of the aggro rock sound ) to take you on a pummeling ride that would make Bad Brains and Quicksand proud.

Allmusic writer Johnny Loftus wrote that " Skindred doesn't seem to consciously want the reinvention tag ; it has simply tapped into the same lack of pretension that fueled Korn and Living Colour's Vivid -- records that were made visionary by an unadulterated honesty in both delivery and craft.

" Since becoming the Senior Pastor, Paul has successfully led the church through a period of reinvention – which has become known as our ‘ Crossing Over ’ – the fruit of which is seen in the thriving & strong Church we are today.

He has returned the company to its legendary roots in A & R and artist development, while simultaneously pursuing an industry-leading digital strategy and the reinvention of the label as first and foremost a content-driven company.

" Umno picks up Pas ' reinvention gauntlet ".

His own contribution to the reinvention of Scottish culture was enormous, even though his re-creations of the customs of the Highlands were fanciful at times, his extensive travels around his native country, notwithstanding.

Many songs can be a vehicle for modern reinvention however, and in order to be relevant for a modern presentation some sketches and songs and orchestrations require some adaptation to be suitable in today's more politically correct times.

" The relatively short-lived Ziggy persona proved merely one facet of a career marked by continual reinvention, musical innovation and striking visual presentation.

In particular, religion may undergo various degrees of change, from a reinterpretation of religious texts by theologians to accommodate the new discovery to a complete reinvention of religion, with extraterrestrials bringing humanity into an all-encompassing cosmic faith.

Scaramuccia ( Italian ), or Scaramouche ( French ) (" skirmish ") was a reinvention of the character by Tiberio Fiorilli.

A reinvention of Vivaldi's Four Seasons by Mychael Danna featuring Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra ; Jeanne Lamon, violin ; Aruna Narayan, sarangi ; Wen Zhao, pipa and throat singers Aqsarniit ( Sylvia Cloutier and June Shappa ).

Fox also penned the reinvention of the new Atom, who debuted in Showcase # 34 ( Sep-Oct, 1961 ) with art by Gil Kane three years after his creation of sci-fi hero Adam Strange, who debuted in # 17 ( Nov, 1958 ) with art by Mike Sekowsky.

Although most modern Border pipes are closely modelled on similar historic instruments, the modern Scottish smallpipes are a modern reinvention, inspired by historic instruments but largely based on Northumbrian smallpipes in their construction.

There seems to be evidence that the camera lucida was actually nothing but a reinvention of a device clearly described 200 years earlier by Johannes Kepler in his Dioptrice ( 1611 ).

An opposing view is taken by film critic Tom Shone, who considers that Lucas and Spielberg's reinvention of blockbusters as fast-paced entertainment reinvigorated the US film industry and deserves greater artistic and critical recognition.

* The bleak, dystopian feel of the action taking place in 1984 alludes to the novel Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell, to Bowie's own dystopian song of the same name, and to Bowie's reinvention of himself as a mainstream entertainer during the Reagan and Thatcher era.

The other development, one seemingly agreed upon by both sides, was a gradual expropriation and reinvention of all the Classical forms of poetry.

According to Rolland ( 2004 ), the reinvention of blanc-cassis ( post 1945 ) was necessitated by the German Army's confiscation of all the local red Burgundy during the war.

Entitled The Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena, the game was referred to by Vivendi as a " reinvention " of Escape from Butcher Bay ; it would include a multiplayer mode and new single-player content.

This arrangement was patented by Scott in 1939, but is often mistakenly believed to be of post-war origin as it was later widely adopted for motorcycle racing engines and power boats after its " reinvention " in the late 1950s by East German motorcycle manufacturer MZ.

* We want some too: Underground desire and the reinvention of mass culture, by Hal Niedzviecki, Penguin Putnam, 2000, ISBN 0-14-029172-5

However, it is known by many other names due to its frequent reinvention, e. g., The Gibrat principle by Herbert A. Simon, the Matthew effect, cumulative advantage and, most recently, preferential attachment by Barabási and Albert for power-law degree distributions.

The reinvention efforts, were led by Executive Producer June Cohen, Executive Editor Cate Corcoran and Senior Designer Sabine Messner.

A combination of cutting-edge modern technology and extensive research and reinvention of ancient techniques were used.

" Cozy mysteries " began in the late 20th century as a reinvention of the Golden Age whodunnit ; these novels generally shy away from violence and suspense and frequently feature female amateur detectives.

Despite Superman destroying his base, Luthor apparently escapes, with Superman destroying the machine and the scientist who made it committing suicide to prevent its reinvention.

The 1930s was an era of public works and reinvention of the Republic's economy, with the construction of the San Marino-Rimini railway that connected it to the Italian railway network and modernization of the country's infrastructures that paved the way to its present status as a major tourist destination.

In recording their follow-up, Blur ( 1997 ), the band underwent another reinvention, showing influence from the lo-fi style of American indie rock groups.

The reinvention of the Labour Party would take the better part of two decades, at the hands of Neil Kinnock, John Smith and – electorally, most conclusively – Tony Blair.

The book is called Resalah, which is usually a reinvention of the book Al-Urwatu l-Wuthqah, according to their knowledge of the most authentic Islamic sources and their application to current life.

In partial response to this shift, DC editor Julius Schwartz began a widespread reinvention / revival of many Golden Age heroes, and " Fox was one of the first writers ... Schwartz called in to help.

The book traces Manhattan's constant reinvention, often at the expense of preserving a concrete past.

Michelangelo ’ s new portico is a reinvention of older ideas.

The clear distinction between what defines modern art, with its constant reinvention, and the return to classical painting and sculpture is a central concern in postmodernism.

The meaning and origin of many archaic festivals baffled even Rome's intellectual elite, but the more obscure they were, the greater the opportunity for reinvention and reinterpretation — a fact lost neither on Augustus in his program of religious reform, which often cloaked autocratic innovation, nor on his only rival as mythmaker of the era, Ovid.

With this call for reinvention and change, scholars have begun to examine organizational development from an emotion-based standpoint.

The book is more than a critique — it contains suggestions for a reinvention of learning throughout society and lifetime.

Alternatively, the medieval treadwheel may represent a deliberate reinvention of its Roman counterpart drawn from Vitruvius ' De architectura which was available in many monastic libraries.

She set the basis for " Chilean ' New Song ", the Nueva canción chilena, a renewal and a reinvention of Chilean folk music which would absorb and extend its influence far beyond Chile.

Stylistically, Haynes favors formalism over naturalism, often appropriating and reinventing cinematic styles, including the documentary form in Poison, Velvet Goldmine and I'm Not There, the reinvention of the Douglas Sirk melodrama in Far From Heaven and extensive referencing of 1960s art cinema in I'm Not There.