encyclopedia of information

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

After all, biotechnology is based on the genetic building-blocks of life in short, on nature's huge encyclopedia of information.

Would you pay $10 for an entire offline copy of Wikipedia, the crowdsourced encyclopedia of information that you can get on the Web for free?

Imagine if ET sends us an encyclopedia of information about themselves in which we learn that they are a civilization of card-carrying atheists.

Jagessar Chaffer is the director of the film "Toxic Baby," which will be released next year as an innovative iPad app with additional footage, an interactive map of toxic sites across the country and an encyclopedia of information on toxic chemicals.

My Balinese parents and their generation are walking encyclopedias of information about the environment, agriculture and the invisible world connected to that.

She is not only a teacher; she is an example, she is an advice column, she is an encyclopedia full of information about any topic in which you may have an interest, she is a thinker, she is a debater, she is a mom to all of her students".

She was an encyclopedia of helpful information for a new arrival in the city.

How can you distinguish between the two? 3. Explain to the class that they will prepare an encyclopedia of useful information that follows the format presented in the article.

Applications that facilitate the collection and dissemination of this kind of encyclopedia of genomic information that can be referenced by other applications will drive the industry to new heights.

Instead of being encyclopedia-style compendia of information, these texts are personal accounts of the Holocaust, the bearing of witness that simultaneously describes events and conjures the individuality of the writers.

Mr. Matthews is an encyclopedia of sled dog information, peppering his conversation with allusions to movies and novels featuring sled dogs.