The new interpretations of old data will reveal new pieces of evidence, from the examination of a set of manuscripts transmitting the Compositiones Lucenses tradition, and a second set of codices which include texts from the Compositiones and the Mappæ traditions.
In "Untitled," 2009 a man grips a set of manuscripts, visualizing connections between the past and present.
It is a set of photographs of manuscripts that could not be published in the Soviet Union, and one look at it is enough for the older man to grasp the gravity of the crime that is being confessed.
In 2005, he brokered an agreement with the Vatican Library to lend a rare set of manuscripts by the medieval Jewish philosopher Maimonides to the Israel Museum.
Ganzenmüller's procedure draws on a limited set of manuscripts and his conclusion is coherent with their contents.
We developed a set of criteria from methodological manuscripts (n = 18) using snowballing technique, and electronic database searches.
The manuscript, a set of 144 page proofs given by one of Hawthorne's relatives to the Natick Historical Society in Massachusetts in 1886, sold for a record price for a 19th-century literary work, the auction house said, eclipsing the $225,500 sale of an autographed manuscript of the 1823 poem "A Visit From St. Nicholas," also by Christie's, in 1994.
During review of this manuscript, a set of substrate-competitive SETD8 inhibitors were also reported.
By marking them with numbers or letters, Darwin would identify a manuscript or set of manuscripts that belong together because they address a given topic.
In 1933, a copyist transcribed twenty-three pages of the score, and at a later date Sibelius's publisher may have bound the manuscript in a set of seven volumes.
