Sentence examples for compendium to a from inspiring English sources

Instead, Judt posted a thirty-one-page bibliography, a rich but basically useless compendium to a book of more than eight hundred indebted, and presumably densely sourced, pages.

The book, a slim metallic-blue paperback, is one of the only photograph collections that Bill Cunningham ever published, a compendium to a Fashion Institute of Technology show of the "Facades Project," in 1977.

Through a close study of the two editions, of the different contexts of their production, of their sources and reception, this study will trace the mechanisms underlying the transformation of this extremely popular text (fourteen Italian printings) from a pedagogical courtly compendium to a book of spiritual formation.

We demonstrated this by applying the method that we worked out for our own mouse microarray compendium to a publicly available human dataset.

The work aims to provide a compendium of existing human knowledge, a compendium to be transmitted to subsequent generations, a transmission intended to contribute to the progress and dissemination of human knowledge and to a positive transformation of human society.

When Spinoza died in 1677, in The Hague, he was still at work on his Political Treatise; this was soon published by his friends along with his other unpublished writings, including a Compendium to Hebrew Grammar.

Each network reweights the genomic data compendium to yield predictions tailored to an individual biological context of interest.

The last of these is less obvious for consumer users but is an interesting compendium to how LinkedIn hopes to grow its profile as a directory for businesses online, and potentially develop those relationships, too.

Though it wasn't exactly a book, it was a how-to manual, a compendium, an enyclopedia, a literary review, an opinionated life guide, and a collection of readers' recommendations and reviews of everything from computational physics to goat husbandry.

Also in this penultimate edition, we wax lyrical with the nation's unofficial poet laureate and all-round excellent fellow, John Hegley, who's back in Edinburgh this year with his latest comic verse compendium, Letter to an Earwig.

This unique compendium introduces him to a new generation, providing a glimpse into his heart, soul and character as seen through private interaction with those around him and public contributions on the world's stage.