Sentence examples for a complete handbook from inspiring English sources

Interaction of Colour, by Josef Albers A complete handbook on Alber's colour theory taught through exercises.

By age 5, he carried around The Complete Handbook of Baseball, a pocket-sized paperback with the statistics of every player in the majors.

Heinrich Rose, a German chemist, issued his Ausführliches Handbuch der analytischen Chemie ("Complete Handbook of Analytic Chemistry") in 1851, and the first edition of Liebig, Poggendorff, and Wöhler's famous Handwörterbuch der reinen und angewandten Chemie ("Handbook of Pure and Applied Chemistry") was issued in 1837; its second edition (1856 65) was expanded to nine volumes.

At that time it was the only complete handbook of petrography.

Although we did create a shorter "All the Facts" 14-page handbook in response to participants' comments during the screening sessions, we did not formally compare how participants viewed this distilled version of information compared to the complete handbook and video.

The Complete Handbooks, however, spanned decades.

Before the Internet's impact, cheaper annuals were eroding the Complete Handbooks' relevance.

They are officially relics, but Pearlman still occasionally uses the Complete Handbooks when researching his books.

Each of the Complete Handbooks took two months to complete, Compton said, with as many as seven or eight coming out in a year.

For years, it was Eric Compton, who collected the Complete Handbooks before joining the company part time in the late 1970s.

The Complete Handbooks were not the only influential title Hollander, whom Sports Illustrated once called "the unofficial king of sports paperbacks," had a hand in.