In the 1950s, the London physician Ian G Wickes published a multi-part compendium of feeding practices throughout history, including the changing technology that allowed families to dry feed, a practice also often called hand-feeding.
Created in 1730 and rediscovered only in the mid-20th century, this collection of almost 350 pieces features single-line violin melodies in several hands that represent a compendium of contemporary practices.
If this addition, like others identified by Michael McVaugh, was Gilbertus's own and intended to be added to his Compendium, then it appears that the physician is here appropriating a practice from outside medical theoretical knowledge for inclusion in his seven-book compendium of practical medicine.
Over all, though, her campaign has compiled something pretty close to a compendium of best-practice ideas from the progressive and center-left wings of the Democratic Party about what ails our country and what we might do about it.
The book was the first compendium of medical practice published in America in which pathological changes were correlated with disease processes (Van Brimmer 1999).
Doctors appreciated CE's nature of an evidence-based information compendium and would have not preferred a collection of practice guidelines.
There is also an early indigenous literature based on oral tradition that consists mainly of annals, chronicles, legends, liturgies, and compendiums of occult practices.
Its compendium of solutions, best practices, and possible systems for application are a unique source of information on this domain.
Speaking at the Australia-US Ministerial Consultations, or Ausmin, meeting, John Kerry said the US and Australia would work "to assemble a compendium of the best practices in the world together regarding those foreign fighters".
This could take the form of a compendium that highlights standards of practices in PHR deployment, administration, and use.
