Sentence examples for compilation of material from inspiring English sources

Sections of Novick's exam content appear to be little more than a compilation of material from the National Institutes of Health, a number of mental health Web sites, government sources and a drug abuse guide designed for teenagers.

The four CD's of "Q" divide the work into big-band sides he arranged, conducted or both (on a disc called "Jumpin' in the Woodshed"), selections from soundtracks ("Gone Hollywood"), famous numbers by famous people he has produced ("Hit Man") and finally a nimble, expansive compilation of material released under his name ("The Dude Throws Down").

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This compilation of material will inspire engineers that are engaged in designing automation devices in order to help them create more intelligent or more flexible devices through better perception of their environment.

A compilation of material from the first season and additional shorts was given a theatrical release at Cinefamily on August 25 , 2012 which Hughes attended.

Although Jiao Yu did not provide the book's preface until the Nanyang publication of 1412, the book was published in the 14th century and was a compilation of material written since the late 13th century.

While this wonderful organization began with a resource book focused on the Holocaust, it has expanded to include a brilliant compilation of materials for the civil rights movement in America as well.

In 1966 he issued a compilation of materials on the trial of two writers, published in English in the West as On Trial: The Case of Sinyavsky and Daniel.

It was to be (and later became) a compilation of materials demonstrating how a variety of kindergarten through grade 12 art and science teachers have integrated image processing into their classrooms.

Yet, a very welcome compilation of materials to illustrate concepts in economics by the American Economic Association, tellingly labeled "real-world economics", reveals a dominance of microeconomic applications and a striking underrepresentation of questions in macroeconomics and public finance.

Less than 5 years after the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, it was established that there was an excess of leukemia among the atomic bomb survivors (Committee for the Compilation of Materials 1981).