Sentence examples for book of figures from inspiring English sources

Above all, his visual imagination is expressed in the unique Liber figurarum ("Book of Figures"; discovered in 1937), a book of drawings and figures thought to be a genuine work by most Joachim scholars today.

I know: I wrote the book "Kids' Book of Figure Skating".

The Guinness Book of Records figures were strongly disputed at the time by the Queensland Government, the Police Commissioner and the Palm Island Community Council.

At the beginning of the year, David McCandless, the (British) author of Information is Beautiful – a thick book of facts and figures, presented in artistic graphic form – was invited onto Newsnight to talk about his trade.

Ms. Do recently published a book of interviews with figures in the Chinese art world from the 1980s till now.

Mrs. Van Steenis wanted Mr. Romney to say where the Book of Mormon would figure in his decision making as president.

The identification of the species responsible was made possible by James Sowerby's 1803 book Coloured Figures of English Fungi or Mushrooms, which included a description of the fungus, then known as Agaricus glutinosus (originally described by Moses Ashley Curtis in 1780).

The species was first described as Agaricus giganteus by English naturalist James Sowerby in 1809, who illustrated it in his book Coloured Figures of English Fungi.

Using entropy as an exemplar (see Fig. 10), the novice finds two definitions in IUPAC's Gold book definition (top of Figure) based on Clausius's (S = qrev/Tabs) and statistical thermodynamics, s = klnW.

Kobo – the e-bookseller – has released two sets of figures: for books bought this year, and for books finished.

In the book, Ferris names a number of figures in the Glasgow underworld who he claims are police informants; he accuses MI5 and the National Crime Squad of falsifying evidence against him; and he purports to give the true version of events leading to a number of murders.