This book is a compendium of primary source materials on American art.
In "'Young-Earth' Creationism", Fitch begins with Biblical inerrancy, citing chapters in Genesis and Mesopotamian epics to demonstrate how the Old Testament is a compendium of diverse Near Eastern sources, resulting in disparate accounts in Genesis such as about creation of man and woman (p. 101).
Yet working from his house in a quiet subdivision in Bridgeport, W.Va., Florio has turned his blog, ProFootballTalk.com, a compendium of short articles, into a leading source of information about the league.
The work is a compendium of first-hand interviews, public statements and source material from soldiers, lawyers, journalists, forensic experts and bereaved parents.
It's as if the cinephilic Desplechin had landed upon a source that hands him a compendium of cinematic genres and a trove for the telling of a story of stories, for the making of a film of films.
His writings included a list of Olympic victors and a work entitled Synagōgē, 'Collection' or 'Miscellany', which seems to have been a compendium of miscellaneous information collected from the poets and other sources, both Greek and foreign (DK 86B6 (Clement)).
The CEBS data dictionary (CEBS-DD) is a compendium of toxicological terms and their synonyms used in a variety of toxicological sources.
Good sources for data are the Worldwide CO2 Emissions Chart (//www.guardian.co.uk/globalwarming/graphic/0,7367,397009,00.html) and Online Trends : A Compendium of Data on Global Change (//cdiac.esd.ornl.gov/trends/emis/em_cont.htm).htm
The elucidation of networks from a compendium of gene expression data is one of the goals of systems biology and can be a valuable source of new hypotheses for experimental researchers.
Using a compendium of microarray expression experiments (Methods), we compiled a list of genes upregulated in the presence of different fatty acid sources.
