The New Yorker, May 27 , 1939P. 26 A compilation of a few outstanding discoveries of recent month.
By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, May 27, 1939 P. 26 A compilation of a few outstanding discoveries of recent month.
T.C.U. head coach Karen Monez said her team's win Saturday was a compilation of a season's worth of work for her shooters, ingraining fundamentals into their techniques so the perfect shot comes as second nature when they need it most.
Throughout the showroom, some of the pieces are freestanding, like "The Critic," a Cubist-like figure on a pedestal, a compilation of a lid prop, sections of a lyre and other wooden fragments, with a forked tongue of red felt protruding from the mouth.
More broadly, the Living Planet Index, a compilation of a wide range of indicators of biodiversity produced by the Zoological Society of London and WWF, has risen over the past 40 years in temperate (generally rich) countries and fallen in tropical (generally poor) ones.
Translational medicine (TM) is not really a new research area, but rather a compilation of a number of research areas that the scientific community has been involved in for the last decades, in the clinic, academia as well as industry.
He got a cult following and Music for Memory compiled a compilation of unreleased material a couple of years ago.
At his death Mr. Long was compiling what his daughter described as a musical dictionary, a compilation of the chord melodies he developed over the years.
Was following it with a compilation of profiles a conscious decision?
All of Murakami reads like a compilation of Murakami – like an endless LP of improvised jazz.
White's book is a pretty scrawny production, basically a compilation of his concert material.
