Sentence examples similar to a compendium of definitions from inspiring English sources
These elements are a compendium of legal definitions that Mr. Scheffer called a checklist for prosecutors considering indictments.
A compendium of indicator definitions is available, detailing the calculation of each indicator in the database.
(That marvelous compendium of definitions with archaic citations, long out of print, is now available free online at global-language.com/CENTURY).com/CENTURY
The first volume of this compendium of definitions appeared in 1751, and almost instantly the work became buried in the kind of scandal to which Voltaire had grown accustomed.
Another is a compendium of dazzling Nabokovian words, replete with definitions: "cochlea", "hymenopteroid", "lambency", "uvula".
A major asset the book provides is a compendium of studies showing that coastal dune restoration has many definitions and thus leads to many different actions.
It is a compendium of allusions.
A Compendium of Neuropsychological Tests.
A compendium of metaphors can help.
(Ballantine, $8.95). A compendium of baseball statistics.
