Sentence examples for compilation published by the from inspiring English sources

To learn which cities enforced laws against the practice and which didn't, he requested a copy of the Uniform Crime Report, an annual compilation published by the F.B.I., and received a CD containing the most recent report, from 2002.

Mr. Chusid appeared to be headed for the same obscurity as the musicians he loved, territory covered in segments he wrote for "The Big Book of Losers," a 1997 comic strip compilation published by DC Comics/Paradox Press.

Another version of the same tune was published in 1792 in volume four of the Johnson compilation, but with words entirely different from "Auld Lang Syne". Not until 1799 did the words and music that are now familiar appear together, in a Scottish song compilation published by George Thomson.

Set B is the aryl-amine subset from compilations published by Hansen et al [38, 43] and Kazius et al [21].

The location of biogas plants as a potential option to dry wood chips with waste heat was derived from a data compilation persistently published by the German Society for Solar Energy [50] and was cross-checked with the local energy agency.

She added that many of the city's schools have a Christian background; according to Hong Kong's Yearbook,a yearly compilation of statistics published by the government, Christian schools outnumbered secular schools in Hong Kong by more than double in 2015.

She added that many of the city's schools have a Christian background; according to Hong Kong's Yearbook, an annual compilation of statistics published by the government, Christian schools outnumbered secular schools in Hong Kong by more than double in 2015.

The answer is, yes". Professors Sutch and Carter, who are married and both teach at the University of California at Riverside, are editors in chief of Historical Statistics of the United States, an ambitious expansion of previous compilations that were published by the United States Census Bureau in 1949, 1960 and 1975.

Series source sheets are of varying compilation dates (1951-1964) and editions, published by the Army Map Service.

Series source sheets are of varying compilation dates (1952-1963) and editions, published by the Army Map Service.

The difficulties are detailed in "The Slave's Narrative," a compilation of essays that was published by the Oxford University Press in 1985, and edited by Charles T. Davis and Henry Louis Gates Jr. (Mr. Gates is now credited as a consultant to the film, and he edited a recent edition of "Twelve Years a Slave").