Sentence examples for contents of volume from inspiring English sources
By varying percentage contents of volume fractions of two or more materials spatially, FGMs can be formed which will have desired property gradation in spatial directions.
The scope and special emphasis of this book are discussed, followed by a description of the content of each chapter of the book, as well as the contents of Volume 2.
Some time after his death, however, his family arranged for the publication of some of his papers as the second volume, based on surviving descriptions of the intended contents of volume II.
DNA Research 17, 51 59, (2010); doi: 10.1093/dnares/dsq006 This paper is an Invited Review, but was incorrectly listed as a regular paper in the Table of Contents of Volume 17 Issue 2. This error has been corrected in the online version, available at http://dnaresearch.oxfordjournals.org.org
Alternatively, online content may be viewed directly at http://www.springerlink.com/content/120878/. Springer intends to offer the full contents of volumes 1 and 2 free online; depending upon the success of those volumes and funding support, the full contents of later volumes may also be offered online for free.
In phase II, articles that were published in 2013 (due to the lack of a full year at the time when the search was conducted) and articles such as Calendars, Editors Notes, Subject Index, and Content of Volume were excluded.
Reading backward on the contents page of Volume 2, you need at least several decades before you feel safe with your own conjectures.
Yahuda had gotten wind of the contents of the volume and had come to beseech Freud not to publish.
The contents of each volume were arranged alphabetically (with cross-references), and there were many illustrations.
It was observed that the ratio of carbon content to volume fraction of retained austenite is a better indicator of uniform strain than only carbon content or volume fraction.
Google.com has begun talks with book publishers to compile a searchable database of the contents of thousands of volumes, a publishing executive briefed on the project said yesterday.
