Sentence examples for compilations published from inspiring English sources

The latest in a series of compilations published every five years, the World's Women 2010 was released to mark World Statistics Day.

The stakes are higher still for Geoff Dyer in his latest book, "Otherwise Known as the Human Condition," because it is effectively a hybrid volume that cannibalizes two earlier essay compilations published in Britain.

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

This is a dramatic increase from the past two iguana compilations, published in 1982 and 2004, demonstrating the expansion of the global iguana community.

A compilation published in April of 31 indicators of progress toward the 2010 target showed, however, that the state of biodiversity had declined, while pressures on biodiversity had increased.

(Kozinn) ★ SACRED MUSIC IN A SACRED SPACE (Wednesday) Monteverdi's Vespers, a magnificent compilation published in 1610, helped the composer land the exalted position of maestro di cappella at St. Mark's Basilica, in Venice, three years later.

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.

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.

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.

Since 1965, India had suffered five intraplate earthquakes that have killed as few as 26 and as many as 9748, according to a compilation published last November in Current Science by Roger Bilham of the University of Colorado in Boulder and Vinod Gaur of the Center for Mathematical Modeling and Computer Simulation in Bangalore.

According to the compilation published in Hofrichter [87], the number of described protist species in the Mediterranean is approximately 4,400 (Table 1).