Sentence examples for encyclopedia articles from inspiring English sources

CrowdForge came up with an answer by using Mechanical Turk workers to write encyclopedia articles.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students write encyclopedia articles focusing on topics in American history.

Books, encyclopedia articles, and scholarly journal articles about Adenauer's role are considered secondary sources.

The fourth disc, a DVD-ROM for computers equipped with DVD drives, includes 541 maps, 2,250 essays, 3,600 encyclopedia articles and much else.

He has published numerous reviews and encyclopedia articles and has essays published in Pacific Historical Review, Journal of the History of Sexuality, and Journal of Women's History.

After becoming an assistant professor of astronomy at Harvard, in the mid 1970s, I started in the late 1970s writing popular articles about science, magazine pieces, encyclopedia articles.

It is one of these myths that appear everywhere, every encyclopedia article, every standard history.

Edward Teller revealed the essential secrets of the hydrogen bomb in a popular encyclopedia article.

For an excellent survey of arguments along this line, see Roy Sorensen's Stanford Encyclopedia article, "Nothingness".

"But an encyclopedia article about him just really needs to stick directly to the facts.

These works provide more context on a topic than does an encyclopedia article.