The phrase "adopted book" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a book that has been officially accepted or chosen for a particular purpose, such as a curriculum or reading list.
Example: "The adopted book for this semester is 'To Kill a Mockingbird,' which will be used in all English classes."
Alternatives: "approved book" or "selected book".
Because textbooks change and districts change adopted books with relative regularity, for this type of data to have a lasting impact it must be updated frequently.
To give some insight into this issue, we adopt a prediction approach in which, given a book graph G ∗ ( b, t ), we try to predict the shape of the graph G ∗ ( b, t + 1 ) based on the F b and K b values at time t of the users who will adopt book b at time t + 1.
Tells about the complex system of book selection in which those 25-odd stages that are authorized to adopt books exert an influence on publishers disproportionate to their school populations.
Probability of adoption of a book averaged on all the books and snapshots, at fixed values of the number of neighbors who have already adopted the book.
We differentiate the analysis by classes of book popularity as measured by the size of the set A ( b ) of the users who adopted the book b (i.e., the nodes in G ( b ) ).
The Eastern church has never adopted one book to be used by the celebrant of the liturgy.
Professors: A Solutions Manual is available for qualified professors who have adopted this book in a course.
"Who knew a book group could be such a soap opera?" said Barb Burg, senior vice president at Bantam Dell, which publishes many titles adopted by book groups.
While Zingerman's is a fairly small business, much larger ones such as Whole Foods and the transportation company YRC Worldwide have also adopted open book management.
If you have already adopted this book please DO NOT use this form but follow our Desk Copy instructions.
