Sentence examples for handbooks on from inspiring English sources
Live broadcasting demands considerable self-policing of speech: conscious that any mistake or infelicity may be seized by a gaffe-watch column or, increasingly these days, that a word might breach one of the ever-fattening regulatory handbooks on inappropriate language.
The analysis shows that cartoonists' systemic choices for representing emotions are largely consistent with the coding accuracy of facial behaviors on the one hand, and style guidelines advocated in comic handbooks on the other.
Such conscious dynamic breathing (taking a breath before beginning of a sentence or phrase) is one of the basic voice emission principles, often emphasized by authors of handbooks on speaking skills and techniques.
Instead, they offer handbooks on reducing stress.
That theory sent Gizmodo and other media outlets digging through online handbooks on pool chemistry.
White's books are declarations of independence -- handbooks on making+your way, alone, swiftly through an overcrowded world.
Han Shaogong, who worked in the Chinese countryside during the Cultural Revolution (1966-76), has written an eccentric handbook on one forgotten village.
He has published over 250 journal articles, 4 books, and one handbook on big data.
I just finished translating a handbook on disability for employees of one of France's biggest companies.
Handbook on injectable drugs / Lawrence A. Trissel.
