We extracted air lead information from the Statistical Compendium of the System of Atmospheric Monitoring of the Metropolitan Zone of the Valley of Mexico (MZVM), 1986–2002 (Departamento del Distrito Federal 2003).
The Ars magna's apologetic applications receded into the background after Llull's death, and it was as a universal system and compendium of knowledge that the Ars remained influential until long after the Renaissance.
The apparent changes of direction noted in Section 5 will be taken either as stages in Boethius's re-education or as unintended effects of the author's wish to make this work into a compendium of a syncretistic philosophical system, and Philosophy's own view that she has resolved the problem of prescience will be accepted as that of Boethius the author.
Researchers thus needed to match these to an existing coding system: the Ainsworth compendium of physical activities (24).
Prescriptions are recorded by using Multilex (www.fdbhealth.co.uk/solutions/multilex) drug codes, which link each drug formulation to the British National Formulary, a compendium of drugs arranged by system into 15 chapters.
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One-third of the formula that will eventually determine the matchup for college football's national championship game comes from a compendium of six computerized ranking systems that deal in mathematical minutiae.
Hegel's Encyklopädie der philosophischen Wissenschaften (1817; "Encyclopaedia of Philosophical Knowledge") was of more than subject importance in that it was a compendium of the author's philosophical system in three parts: Logic, Nature, Mind.
The intensity of physical activities was expressed in metabolic equivalents (MET) as described in the compendium of Ainsworth, a reliable classification system [ 25].
While models of community disease management, such as Wagner's Chronic Care Model [ 24] have been proposed, these are offered more broadly as compendiums of principle components of a system of service, rather than as an evaluation framework.
