Sentence examples for collection of entries from inspiring English sources
He still awakes at 5 a.m., drawing his strip and producing books like "Stick to Drawing Comics, Monkey Brain!" his most recent collection of entries from his blog.
This department's favorite is "Fit for a King," a collection of entries in the Bols Brilliancy competition organized by the International Bridge Press Association.
Those kinds of days provide brilliant, simple pleasure; so does Neil Pasricha's forthcoming "The Book of Awesome," a collection of entries of awesome things, culled from his website, 1000awesomethings.com.com
I've been running one at Wasteoid.net for about a week now and I've tumbled a considerable collection of entries due entirely to its instant gratification posting dynamic.
Here, we present data on the development and application of polymorphic simple sequence repeat (SSR) markers in a broad collection of entries (gene bank accessions, landraces from farmers, breeding lines and commercial cultivars) from two species of African nightshades, Solanum scabrum (Mill).
Normalized bacterial overnight cultures of an ORF collection of entry clones derived from the Kaposi's sarcoma associated herpesvirus (KSHV) were pooled and used for the isolation of plasmid DNA.
We next generated a collection of entry clones for a set of ORFs of interest including markers expected to mark specific cell compartments including the nucleus, plasma membrane, basolateral membranes, whole microtubule network and centrosomes (Figure 2B).
These vectors, as well as a collection of entry clones for Ciona cis-regulatory regions and fluorescent reporters for major sub-cellular organelles, are released to the community as a 96 well-plate stock, accompanied with a complete user manual.
For almost three decades these volumes, and various collections of entries culled from them were the only generally available source for Peirce's thoughts.
Users of this group extensively use features for storing NMR spectra along with the experiments and for sharing results, reactions, as well as whole collections of entries with colleagues.
In these moments, "Legends" feels too much like what it is: a collection of blog entries that's a book only because it says so.
