Next week I'll be looking at the first compendium: Night Shift.
The result is the book Extreme Cosmos, my attempt at a definitive compendium of the records of the cosmos: the coldest, the fastest, the biggest, the brightest, and even the loudest.
In our study we aimed at discovering the compendium of regulatory elements that facilitate σ-dependent transcription, i.e., σ-dependent regulome.
Of the 938 potential C. elegans transcription factor genes in the compendium at the time of our initial assessments, WormBase WS190 (see http://ws190.wormbase.org/) provided no evidence for the existence of alternative transcripts for 677.
And the folks at Encyclopaedia Britannica have created the Annotated Dennis Miller, a morning-after compendium available at www.britannica.com.
"At once a greatest-hits compendium and a suggestive glance at what might have been," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times in October, the movie is "a rushed and ragged monument to the man, his work and the commercial interests of those he left behind".
At once a greatest-hits compendium and a suggestive glance at what might have been, the movie — which had its premiere Tuesday and opened Wednesday on a staggering 18,000 screens worldwide — has been so nakedly designed to serve so many different agendas that it seemed unlikely anything would be left for Mr. Jackson's fans beyond the sheer spectacle of such colossal posthumous exploitation.
That collection coincided with the new single-disc compendium, "Human Amusements at Hourly Rates: The Best of Guided by Voices".
With regard to the optimal number of top ranking genes to include in a comparison between experimental factors, we found it optimal to include genes that ranked higher than the median number of significant genes in the compendium studies at a significance level lower than 0.05.
It's because of this that my foundation included the Nasher on our Landslide annual thematic compendium of threatened and at-risk landscapes.
