Sentence examples for * glossary in from inspiring English sources

But there's a handy glossary in the program.

Perhaps sensing this, HBO issued a five-page glossary in the publicity materials.

A glossary in the program helps the American audience keep up.

Include a glossary in your book that precisely explains these terms and how they refer to important plant reproductive processes.

"For people who do not have an understanding of Islam," he said, "there is a good glossary in there.

(For a full explanation of these highly technical terms, it's best to consult the glossary in the catalog).

All of the textbooks that had a definition of evolution in three sections provided a definition in the glossary and in the text, while four of these textbooks provided a definition in the summary.

Of major linguistic importance were the many grammars, lexicons, and dictionaries published in Asia, including a Portuguese-Latin-Japanese glossary published in Nagasaki in 1604.

In addition to introducing many trans-related terms like "cisgender" in a glossary format in the policy, we asked a local LGBT awareness group to lead a Q&A session.

The Flora Da Reserva Ducke (Ribeiro et al. 1999) follows a traditional tripartite format, but relies heavily on coloured illustrations, mainly photographs, both in its glossary and in the family descriptions.

Rimonabant, a cannabinoid CB1 receptor antagonist/inverse agonist (see Box 1 for Glossary) developed in the mid-1990s, suppresses appetite and weight gain in experimental animals and, in four major clinical trials, has consistently been found to produce a placebo-subtracted weight loss of 4 5 kg (Despres et al., 2005; Van Gaal et al., 2005; Pi-Sunyer et al., 2006; Scheen et al., 2006).