Sentence examples for In compendium from inspiring English sources

In Compendium's case, this includes what looks like a WordPress-style blogging platform for both businesses and potentially even their customers to create and post information; as well as the kind of dashboard that you typically see in other social media marketing platforms, letting the business formulate and schedule content, for example for platforms like Twitter.

Presumably before Oracle came along, and in Compendium's early days, given the common founder, there would have been an easy connection between the two, and maybe ExactTarget was an early customer of Compendium's.

As reported in 'Compendium of Materia Medica', the insect of Eupolyphaga sinensis Walker has been used as traditional anti-thrombosis medicine without bleeding risk for several hundreds years.

We also show that there is a trend in compendium specificity and predictive performance: modules derived from a single breast cancer dataset, and a breast cancer specific compendium perform better compared to those derived from a human cancer compendium.

This is the earliest known work devoted exclusively to poker, although the game had previously been treated in compendiums.

Activities that seem quite twenty-first century, she shows, began when people cut and pasted from one manuscript to another; made aggregated news in compendiums; passed around précis.

Many recent discussions of ontological arguments are in compendiums, companions, encylopedias, and the like.

Several short stories detailing legends have been published in compendiums.

Protein-protein interactions make up by far the largest interaction class available in compendiums.

That paper appeared in a compendium, published in 2000, of the 53 most important papers from The Astrophysical Journal and The Astronomical Journal in the 20th century.

We contribute to this literature by leveraging the information contained in the compendium described in Section 2 and estimate the short-term effects of labour market reforms on unemployment rates.