Sentence examples for compendium from from inspiring English sources

Its listings are a compendium from a variety of managing agents.

It's a compendium from the author's website, covering everything from Switzerland made out of rosti potatoes to a Dutch town designed like a starflake.

A new compendium from the popular Time Inc. magazine InStyle, full of seasonal beauty tips, is currently in bookstores and online (instyle.com/ultimate).com/ultimate

Buy now 4. Larder Hamper: £250, Daylesford Live the Cotswolds dream with this classy compendium from the Gloucestershire deli and bakery, which includes james, chutneys, relishes, biscuits, chocolate, tea, coffee, Christmas pud and crackers and an array of bottles – including prosecco, of course.

Dyer remained in Des Moines until 1912, to promote the Compendium from his office, before moving to Boston, Massachusetts, with his family.

Working day and night, sleeping in a bed placed close to his desk, he toiled over the Compendium from 1904 until 1908, producing a 4,025 page typed manuscript.

Finally, further information on 'Abd al-Latif can be found in the report of his journey in Egypt entitled Book of the Report and Account of the Things which I Witnessed and the Events Seen in the Land of Egypt, a compendium extracted from his own history of Egypt, lost to us (Zand, Videan, & Videan 1965).

In the following analysis, we specifically focused on a compendium derived from the recently completed Novartis expression atlas (SymAtlas) [ 23].

We use the S. cerevisiae Affymetrix ygs98 RMA normalized gene expression compendium available from the Many Microbe Microarrays Database M3D [ 50].

(Additional file 6) A word of caution is required before interpreting Figure 7. Cancer-related information is a compendium obtained from many samples, cancers and types of mutations.

"The Romance of Bridge" by Raman Jayaram from India (who died in November) and Ghassan Ghanem from Jordan is a compendium of deals from around the world.