Sentence examples for bibliographies the from inspiring English sources

Pages deep within Web sites are also often missed, as are multimedia files, bibliographies, the bits of information in databases and pages that come in P.D.F., Adobe's portable document format.

Like most bibliographies, "The Annals of Murder" has both too much information and not enough: extensive entries about the publications it covers, but only abbreviated annotations about the cases themselves.

In the earliest bibliographies, the organizing principle was simply that of compiling all the works of a given writer into a list created either by the works' author (autobibliography) or by an author's biographer.

The publication of printed catalogs and bibliographies, the accessibility of on-line catalogs and multimedia databases, and the organizing of interlibrary cooperation have widened the range of resources available to the individual reader.

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.

The company's first revenues came from an $800 check from their associate principal, who said "Why don't you build a version for the school that monitors students' bibliographies?" The cofounders maintained the project for many years while seeking out internships and eventually becoming management consultants and bankers.

From the bibliographies of the articles identified from the search strategy another three articles were identified.

Data sources included Medline, the Cochrane Library, CINAHL, and the bibliographies of the papers retrieved.

The bibliographies of the articles were used to further augment the search.

The computer search was supplemented by consulting the bibliographies of the articles and reviews.

The electronic search was supplemented by a manual review of the bibliographies of the references retrieved.