Art historian Judy Oberhausen reports that Stanford used compendium of biblical illustrations like The Story of the Bible by Charles Foster, which contained 300 illustrations and summarized the events and stories she wished to depict in the church's windows and mosaics.
The main outlet for the 56 stories at the centre of the Holmes canon was George Newnes's fantastically trendy Strand Magazine, which started life at Christmas 1890: it was a lightweight compendium of feature articles and illustrations.
For example, saying that one's energy has changed following a CAM treatment would be an example of connotative speech indexing a set of associations and feeling states.
The new issue of Noon landed last week, and as usual, it's a compendium of unlikely pleasures: short prose and illustrations that challenge us to think about meaning and narrative.
This study will broaden understanding of connotative messages in terms of image retrieval and user behaviors.
Both case studies display a large number of connotative codes pertaining to a sustainability typology.
The language in literary works is contrasted from scientific and other language by the use of connotative (non-literal) language and expressive content.
For 10,000 of the biographies, there are portrait illustrations, effectively forming a compendium of British portraiture.
Judging by its illustrations, the manuscript seems to be a compendium of knowledge related to the natural world, including a section about herbs, a section apparently detailing biological processes, various zodiac charts, and pages devoted to the movements of celestial bodies, such as the transit of the moon across the Pleiades.
Read Only Memory's Sega Mega Drive/Genesis: Collected Works is a comprehensive compendium of colourful pixel work, revealing blueprints, detailed interviews, concept art and cover illustrations.
It's a great combination of stories, with incredible illustrations, humour and is just such a rich compendium of British cooking.
