A collection of jottings compiled after Deakin's death.
Inside is a collection of lovingly compiled, expertly annotated, fully track-listed audio cassettes.
It is one of a collection of legends compiled by students at Centennial College, Toronto, Canada.
The Avesta is, therefore, a collection of texts compiled in successive stages until it was completed under the Sāsānians.
His best-known and most influential contribution is the "Anthology of American Folk Music," a collection of recordings compiled from his vast personal collection of rare vinyl.
It is a collection of studies compiled from experience and research conducted over twenty years of involvement in taxation law in rural and remote Australia.
It is the draft of a book entitled Blue Labour: Forging a New Politics – a collection of essays compiled by Adrian Pabst, senior lecturer in politics at the University of Kent.
The sorting game described above comes from "Computer Science Unplugged", a collection of activities compiled by Tim Bell of the University of Canterbury in New Zealand that teach programming concepts using "cards, string, crayons and lots of running around".
Now, in collaboration with the Philadelphia Museum, 60 pages have been reproduced in an abridged facsimile edition and packaged together with a collection of essays compiled by the project's editors, Analisa Leppanen-Guerra and Dickran Tashjian.
For the baker looking for a sure thing with every turn of the page, there's "Food52 Genius Desserts: 100 Recipes That Will Change the Way You Bake," (Ten Speed, $35), a collection of recipes compiled by Kristen Miglore, the creative director of the website Food52.
ALA Committee on code for classifiers "A Code for Classifiers: A collection of data compiled for the use of the commitee," by William Stetson Merrill, May 1914 and Julia Pettee's typed reaction to the proposed code, 1914?: Union Theological Seminary Archives, Series 2, UTS Records, Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary, Columbia University in the City of New York.
