Sentence examples for In handbook from inspiring English sources

In Handbook of Psychobiography Elms describes Southey's tale not as one of Bettelheimian post-Oedipal ego development but as one of Freudian pre-Oedipal anality.

That ability to learn from experience was cited as the No. 1 ingredient for creative achievement in a poll of 143 creativity researchers cited in "Handbook of Creativity" in 1999.

Daron Acemoglu and David Autor, "Skills, Tasks and Technologies: Implications for Employment and Earnings", forthcoming in Handbook of Labor Economics Volume 4, Orley Ashenfelter and David E. Card (eds)., Amsterdam: Elsevier.

Traditionally, springback has attempted to be expressed in handbook tables or in springback graphics.

The proposed method is used to develop A solutions for 2D test specimens under remote tension loading in handbook format.

The present developed method can be further used in developing A solutions in handbook format for other engineering structural components.

Celebrating diversity handbook Interesting ready-to-fill-in handbook written for sixth formers exploring issues of faith and diversity in religion.

In handbooks that cover a multitude of fields and examples, some issues are not given the space that they may deserve.

However, explicitly available knowledge, as, e.g. in handbooks, appeared often sufficient to construct an adequate 'artificial problem solver'.

gThis tendency is frustrating in handbooks like the Dictionary of the History of Ideas (Wiener [1973]) in which one would expect some sensitivity for historical developments.

Design for the transformation first searches available components to meet function needs from the part database formed based on data in handbooks of engineering design.