Sentence examples for by manuscript from inspiring English sources
Yet the image is executed in gouache on vellum, the technique perfected by manuscript illuminators.
Johnston's outstanding and highly influential Writing & Illuminating, & Lettering (1906), containing clear and practical information on writing procedures as well as aesthetics, was followed by Manuscript and Inscription Letters (1909).
To their princely owners, such books became more than texts and beautiful objects; they were mediums for spiritual transformation.The brief and shining moment immortalised by manuscript illumination was not brought to an end by the printing press alone; the fact that illumination survived for a century after Gutenberg proves its strength.
The authors declare that their relation with the companies mentioned above have no impact upon the scientific value and the content of the submitted article entitled "Survey among ESGE members on leiomyosarcoma morcellation incidence" assigned by manuscript number: GYNS-D-17-00043R1.
John Muir's death certificate lists his occupation as geologist, but he died true to form as a writer, surrounded in his bed by manuscript pages of his book, Travels in Alaska.
We used random effects models to account for nesting of reviews by manuscript and by reviewer and to calculate the intra-cluster correlation coefficients (ICCs) for manuscripts and reviewers.
The two worked mostly by telephone and by manuscripts sent by Federal Express between New York and Chicago.
Surrounded by manuscripts, Philippi continues his work transcribing notes from the distant past.
I saw the desk where Bill wrote, obscured by manuscripts, letters, and proofs, in the middle of the living room.
It's countered by manuscripts bearing arguments from two powerful defenders of icons, St. John of Damascus and Theodore Abu Qurrah.
In each of these two groups of papers, we distinguish between (a) papers that are cited by but do not refer to manuscripts from the other group, (b) papers that refer to but are not cited by manuscripts from the other group, (c) papers that cite and are being cited by manuscripts from the other group, and (d) papers that are not bibliographically linked to manuscripts from the other group.
