Planet CCRMA A complete compendium of all software used at CCRMA.
This position even found its way into many of the articles of the great French Encyclopédie, edited by Denis Diderot (1713 84) and Jean d'Alembert (1717 83), which was almost a complete compendium of the scientific and humanistic accomplishments of the 18th century.
Fundamentally, a complete compendium of cancer genes should include both cohort-recurrent alterations and individual, contextually-active drivers, including those that show a measurable effect only when analysed in combination.
"I thought it would be one figurine and it's actually a complete compendium of his life," he said.
Surely, an honest and professional news record for the ages should require a complete compendium that explores and enlightens all sides of an issue unfolding in the public square.
STRING is the most complete compendium of PPIs found in the literature, experiments, coexpression, etc.
It is hoped that this model can serve as both a useful tool in future research by providing mechanistic insights as well as a unified compendium of knowledge of the visual phototransduction process.
Does the world – even the rarified world of chefs – really need so baroque a compendium of knowledge?
Feijóo's monumental Theatro crítico universal (1726 39; "Universal Critical Theatre"), a compendium of knowledge, exemplifies the interests and achievements of the encyclopaedists.
The Ars magna's apologetic applications receded into the background after Llull's death, and it was as a universal system and compendium of knowledge that the Ars remained influential until long after the Renaissance.
So it was a shock to many when, in 2012, the venerable institution announced it would no longer publish a print version of its multivolume compendium of knowledge.
