He intended to incorporate material from Unearthed Arcana, Oriental Adventures, and the original Players Handbook into the new edition's Players Handbook.
In "The Book of Basketball," ESPN's Bill Simmons recalled sneaking the N.B.A. handbook into his high school math class.
The LEGS Handbook and training programme have been well received and plans have been drawn up to expand the programme to additional regions, including North and Central Africa, the Middle East and China/Mongolia, and to translate the Handbook into three additional languages.
She has also condensed her vision into a book, Streetfight: Handbook for an Urban Revolution.
Virtually every properly educated and trained winegrower in the English-speaking world has a copy of "Sunlight Into Wine: A Handbook of Wine Grape Canopy Management," a 1991 book whose principal author is Dr. Richard E. Smart, a renowned Australian viticulturist.
Thirty years after South-east Asia On A Shoestring was first published, this alternative handbook has transformed into a multimillion-pound publishing empire, with 600 titles written in 17 languages that have sold 60 million copies in 118 countries, employing 400 staff and 100 freelance writers.
Three centers did not translate handbooks into Spanish and other languages.
Many of its devotees have been fishermen, but Walton's attractive style in dialogue and description, his enthusiasm for innocent outdoor recreation, and his genial partiality for the past have lifted The Compleat Angler out of the category of handbooks into that of the pastoral.
Beneficiaries use the handbook as an authoritative guide.
Compile all safety tips into a handbook to share with the Physical Education department and the school's health professionals.
For staff on the frontline, it could be used as an induction tool for new employees and incorporated into a handbook when dealing with a concern or complaint.
