Sentence examples for an encyclopedia of forms from inspiring English sources

When he tries to explain how I'm left gaping: "It's an encyclopedia of forms and dance styles that I archived.

So too does the corresponding notion of Pathosformel, defined by German art critic Aby Warburg as the combination of "strong or violent affects" with "a comparative analysis founded on an encyclopedia of forms" (10).

Second, to compile an encyclopedia of forms and technologies that might be deployed in any city that's interested in taking increased responsibility for its role in the global environment, and to look into the new and singular morphologies that might emerge in response to the particulars of place.

And then an encyclopedia of art.

Being an encyclopedia of anything is more and more untenable".

Its aim is to address the challenge of developing an encyclopedia of mammalian genes function.

It is really an encyclopedia of the evolution of woman".

Mike Wallace, Ernest Borgnine, Dick Clark, it's like an encyclopedia of American culture.

an encyclopedia of human genetic variation in health and disease [31].

Singh et al. (2011) prepared an encyclopedia of snow, ice and glaciers.

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