Sentence examples similar to heads of reference from inspiring English sources

Married John T. Windle, head of reference at The Newberry Library, in 1937.

"Of course you realize this costume is 20 years out of date" for the period of the play, said Dr. Georgianna Ziegler, curator and head of reference.

"It was embarrassing," said IRENE AVENS, the head of reference services, who also had to remind men that removing their jackets was a no-no.

"One of the big challenges is that some of his plays are never produced," said Georgianna Ziegler, the head of reference for the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington.

The exhibition's curator, Georgianna Ziegler, who is the Louis B. Thalheimer Head of Reference at the library and has published widely on female writers of the Elizabethan Age, points out some of the dissonances with Woolf's vision.

He works as the head of reference for his alma mater, Houghton College, in Houghton, N.Y., about 65 miles southeast of Buffalo, and has published several hundred crossword puzzles, including about two dozen in The New York Times.

Assistant Professor and Head of Reference at Leonard Lief Library, Lehman College, City University of New York, Madeline E. Cohen wrote in an article for the International Journal of Legal Information, "Within the context of moral and legal principles, and military strategy, the subject of targeted killings is analyzed in great detail.

(Clinical chemist and head of reference laboratory for HbP) Besides the more general restraint towards screening for reproductive options, another sensitive issue, the registration of ethnicity also became part of the HbP screening debate.

(Clinical chemist and head of reference laboratory for HbP) The criteria of Wilson and Jungner (Wilson and Jungner 1968) were not explicitly mentioned in the final report of the National Investigation into SCD and Thalassaemia (Rengelink-van der Lee et al. 1994) nor did they surface in the discussion that followed the report's publication.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 a, b Impacted fragment and lack of bone substance; femoral head as a point of reference Open image in new window Fig. 3 a c Cancellous bone graft from greater trochanter to fill the gap, after reduction of articular fragment Open image in new window Fig. 4 Post-operative X-rays: a AP and b, c oblique Judet views (same patient as in Fig. 1).

They saw this process as a characterisation or arrangement in their heads, a frame of reference, resulting from prior experiences.