Sentence examples for bibliographies on from inspiring English sources

The manifesto is replete with literary references and it includes bibliographies on various topics, as well as lists of "dangerous" authors (notably the work of Adorno and the Frankfurt school).

B1 ARTS E1-12 BiblionReserve on Reserve Bibliographies, the traditional structural support system for an author's work, have been severed from books and moved to Web sites, in a growing number of instances involving both trade publishers and prominent academic publishers.

Second, there are issues particular to policing that are not addressed in other annotated bibliographies on performance measurement.

Bibliographies on the websites of the GPRD (http://www.gprd.com/bibliography/) and the Boston Collaborative Drug Surveillance Program (http://www.bcdsp.net/publications.html) were scrutinized to identify additional articles.

Compared to the bibliography on the transverse vibration of Euler Bernoulli beams with one step change in cross-section, publications on beams with more than one step changes is not extensive.

(See however, Nielsen 2002; Schabel 2000a, pp. 67 76; Schabel 2000b; Duba 2000; for more information on Auriol's works, see the bibliography on the Peter Auriol Homepage (Other Internet Resources).) Auriol's thought is relentlessly systematic; one finds certain basic ideas or devices that crop up time and again in extremely varied philosophical and theological contexts.

I have posted a sampling of books and articles in a brief bibliography on my Harvard faculty Web site.

Here's a short bibliography on Mr. Gruber, for those interested in reading more about the professor and his work.

Her books included "A Bibliography on the Nature, Recognition and Treatment of Language Difficulties" (1966) and "Developmental Language Disability: Adult Accomplishments of Dyslexic Boys" (1968).

"I'm working now to write a bibliography on the representations of the moon, starting with Galileo, through 1799," De Caro said.

How he became interested: While reading material for an annotated bibliography on Suetonius, the Roman historian who wrote "Lives of the 12 Caesars," Mr. Benediktson noticed the catalogs of animals, which were sometimes turned into poems.