F.F. "Committee on Conduct of Examinations". Letters, examination books, reports and term papers re the Committee's business.
Also, Miss Cornell's examination books and notes from courses at Cornell (1911-1914) and Columbia University (1915-1917); her creative writing and other non-scientific manuscripts (ca. 1906-1910); certificands andiplomasas (11 items, 1906-1948); and various blocks and drawings used in psychological testing.
During the paper shortages of World War II, when paper becomes unavailable, start cutting out index cards from "church circulars, the backs of greeting cards, examination-book covers, checkout slips from the college library" — accumulating 180,000 cards.
Dr. Phillips, who examined Mr. Hinckley in 2000, said he was also troubled by Mr. Hinckley's failure to mention in the examination a book about Ms. Foster that Ms. DeVeau had given him or that he had been reading books in the hospital about Hitler.
But I am bound to say that upon examination the book seems much better than I bad expected and nearly, if not quite, all my doubts have been allayed.
Beginning a tradition that persists to this day, she divided the books she reviewed by age group: "Examination of Books for Children" (for those under fourteen) and "Books for Young Persons" (for those between fourteen and twenty-one).
His examinations of book proportions and critical histories of lettering and typefaces, and the elegance of his book design, are on the shelves in advertising agencies and design studios.
But the circumstances behind accounting fraud are rarely simple, and fault is hard to pin down, said Harvey Kelly, a partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers who practices forensic accounting, the examination of books for possible legal violations.
Bibliographies support search and discovery in published literature, but there is no generally agreed concept of bibliography, which has been used in three ways: for the relationship of publications to knowledge; for the listing of publications; and for the physical examination of books.
The terms included have been selected by examination of books, dictionaries, journals and abstracts dealing entirely or in part with biotechnology or allied fields.
Edward Champion's examination of the book revealed thirty-four instances of plagiarism in the book's first thirty-five pages.
