Sentence examples for a practical manual from inspiring English sources

A Practical Manual for Job Hunters and Career Changers".

One was a philosophical argument in a debate with the Government about the BBC's Charter, the other was a practical manual for programme-makers.

His later treatises include directions for improvising woodwind preludes, a practical manual for musette performers, and a variety of compositions such as duet suites and trio sonatas.

De Thiende was intended as a practical manual aimed at teaching the essentials of operating with decimal fractions, but it also contained many conceptual innovations.

The auditing profession developed to meet this growing need, and in 1892 Lawrence R. Dicksee published A Practical Manual for Auditors, the first textbook on auditing.

His other books included a practical manual for writers, "Spare-Time Article Writing for Money," as well as books of advice about marriage and cross-country skiing.

Sample size was calculated using the software 'Sample size determination in health studies-A practical manual' version 2.0 (WHO) [ 16].

At the peak of the sexual revolution, their book Open Marriage was a cosy, practical manual that drew on their training as anthropologists, to show people how to turn a stifling, traditional 'closed' marriage, into an enlightened modern 'open' one.

Machiavelli's Prince is not a practical advice manual aimed at any specific individual - rather it creates a fantastic creature, a kind of armoured colossus bestriding (and in Machiavelli's precocious dream, uniting) Italy.

Sample size was determined from the World Health Organization's (WHO) Practical Manual for Sample Size Determination in Health Studies (15), where a minimum sample size of 380 would have been adequate to estimate an odds ratio (OR) of at least 1.5 at the 5% significance level.

Although he perpetuated the errors of Galen, his Anothomia, published in 1316, was the first practical manual of anatomy.