Sentence examples for concise edition from inspiring English sources

True, the concise edition lacks some of the juicier entries (le chat, for instance), LG is still full of advice for the unwary traveller.

This concise edition of the biography of Walatta-Petros (1672) tells the story of an Ethiopian saint who lived from 1592 to 1642 and led a successful nonviolent movement to preserve African Christian beliefs in the face of European protocolonialism.

He continued to be involved to varying degrees in a number of Grove-related projects, including dictionaries of musical instruments (1984), of American music (1986), jazz (1988), women composers (1994-95) and the groundbreaking New Grove Dictionary Of Opera (in four volumes, 1992), as well as Grove handbooks and a concise edition of the original dictionary.

Key features of the second edition: * Concise introduction to the field in an accessible, non-technical form updated with the most recent discussions in IPE * Further in depth analysis of the most established American and British schools of IPE * Extended discussion of other key regions contributing to IPE, including Continental Europe, Latin America, Australia, Canada and China.

In contrast to the previous 'WHO Blue Books' (as the series is commonly termed), the third edition included concise sections on epidemiology, clinical signs and symptoms, imaging, prognosis and predictive factors.

With both unabridged and concise versions, the Fourth Editions remain the most widely adopted text in the field.

The Law of Contract in South Africa, third edition, offers a concise, accessible and rigorous introduction to the general principles of contract law in South Africa.

THE KING'S ENGLISH: CONFUSION REIGNS -- With new entries as varied as va-va-voom, bioweapon, speed dating and plasma screen, the 11th edition of the Concise Oxford English Dictionary has made its debut, but the real problem these days seems not to be the vocabulary of literate people but how they use it.

Overall, the pilot initiative launched by the Italian Ministry of Health seems to have been well received and to support the subsequent decision to make the Italian edition of Clinical Evidence concise available to all doctors practising in the country.

A revised edition of Quine's concise presentation of major topics in the epistemological area of philosophy.

Look for Caryl Churchill in the 1996 edition of Oxford's Concise Companion to the Theatre and you'll find her.