Sentence examples for cases of book from inspiring English sources

For the four test cases of "Book arrival" sequence, the baselines between the virtual view and reference view are small (6.5 13 cm).

Last fall brought over 125 cases of books.

After he bought the store, he said, he looked behind boxes and found sealed cases of books from Random House: "We opened a box and there were pristine copies of a William Faulkner novel from the late 1930's.

Sometimes being surrounding by cases and cases of books is all it takes to reignite your passion for picking up a few new ones.

In the case of "Book of Mormon," it's the original-cast recording, which is the strongest-selling album of its kind since Nielsen SoundScan began keeping track, in 1991.

In a more extreme case of book borrowing delinquency, an Australian library exercised leniency after a first-edition copy of Charles Darwin's "Insectivorous Plants" was returned 122 years late.

He arrived with the key to his case of books – all Aryanised by diktat into Austrian libraries – on his watchchain, and not much more.

Among the beautiful volumes that could only have been afforded by the seriously wealthy, there is a case of books which cost pennies but, cheaply printed on thin paper, are now equally rare.

And while many publicly funded arts organisations have participatory programmes, most public money still goes to subsidise people sitting or standing silently looking at other people do things (or, in the case of books and pictures, things they've done).

This is the case of books published before the emergence of the digital book market.

In case of books, a lognormal aging term (1) is motivated by the fact that the time of purchase t can be approximated as a multiplicative process, resulting from independent random factors contributing to a reader's decision to buy a book.