It is a compendium that reproduces 306 works in all mediums from the Modern's holdings.
Yaoling Niu of the University of Durham, Eng., organized an issue of the Chinese Science Bulletin that featured the "Great Plume Debate," and the Geological Society of America published Plates, Plumes, and Paradigms, a compendium that included several articles by one of the most influential skeptics of mantle plumes, Don L. Anderson of the California Institute of Technology.
This could take the form of a compendium that highlights standards of practices in PHR deployment, administration, and use.
Over the past 11 years, they have undertaken annual structured searches for published reports of controlled trials of interventions addressing child health in developing countries, and assembled summaries in a compendium that is easily accessible to clinicians, policymakers and research funders.
With such data in mind, the National Toxicology Program (NTP), a federal effort to study the most suspicious chemicals, recently revised its Biennial Report on Carcinogens (BRC --a compendium that lists suBRC --as known or thought to cause human cancer.
The Bedside Guardian is, in the words of its 2009 editor, Hugh Muir, "an institution": an annual compendium that provides the reader with a diverse showcase of journalism taken from the paper throughout the year.
A tip of the pint, then, to Will Stephens, who at 23 has been drinking legally for only two years, yet has created BeerMenus.com, a growing compendium that lists 263 beer menus and 1,386 different beers from pubs around Manhattan and, now, Brooklyn.
After seeing our colleagues in the Netherlands and the UK use Google's Trends application (a searchable compendium that shows which corners of the world search for particular terms most often) to figure out where their countries' kinks lie, we decided to examine Canada using the same highly scientific method of data journalism.
A third project that Mr. Ausubel is involved in is the Encyclopedia of Life, an online compendium that will have one page for every species on earth.
A 1978 Penguin compendium that includes "Living," "Loving," and "Party Going" is being reissued this month with John Updike's original introduction, still (along with an essay by Eudora Welty)among the best things yet written on Green's work.
Rather than reading all of them individually, I'm leafing through "The Grand Tour: 1592-1796," edited by Roger Hudson, a well-illustrated compendium that traces the Grand Tour through the writings of Laurence Sterne, Horace Walpole, James Boswell and Edward Gibbon.
