His first, Compendium, he describes as "a screen in a box," only able to play an explosion of luminous animated diagrams, shapes, and symbols scanned from practical mathematics and telegraphy books.
A show catalog, published by Princeton University Press, is the first compendium in English of research on Old Europe discoveries.
Some of these were reprinted in the first compendium of Gregorson Campbell's collection, The Fians, a set of traditional tales and verses about combat printed as part of the Argyllshire series of books in 1891.
From more than 1,000 clinical samples that were characterized as TNBCs by immunohistochemistry, we report the first compendium of molecular expression-level alterations as a value-added resource for extended research.
The MoJ's first compendium of reoffending statistics and analysis shows that prisoners starting a community punishment under probation supervision have a reoffending rate 7 points below those discharged from short-term prison sentences of 12 months or less – 46% compared with 53%.
The Book of Common Prayer was the first compendium of worship in English.
Next week I'll be looking at the first compendium: Night Shift.
The company says the package is "the first compendium of Ellis Island information available to consumers".
In 1969, a journalist named Lillian Roxon, once the New York correspondent for the Sydney Morning Herald, published "Lillian Roxon's Rock Encyclopedia," the first compendium of its kind.
The book was the first compendium of medical practice published in America in which pathological changes were correlated with disease processes (Van Brimmer 1999).
