Sentence examples for his handbook from inspiring English sources

In his handbook, he emphasizes that nightmare therapy initially can be upsetting.

In his handbook Naturalistic Photography (1889), he outlined a system of aesthetics.

After his handbook, King began producing big, voluptuous hardback quartos, often using the photographs he had assembled for his guide.

With a good, intact cover, these are spectacular, with lots of high-quality photography and better than his handbook.

Helmholtz's researches on the eye were incorporated in his Handbook of Physiological Optics, the first volume of which appeared in 1856.

When his handbook for Roman architects, De architectura, was rediscovered in the early 15th century, Vitruvius was at once hailed as the authority on classical architecture.

Angela and her husband, the photographer Charles Chanwyck-Hearly, an early business partner of Hedgecoe's, had a family and would be called upon whenever Hedgecoe wanted to "borrow a baby" – a child or grandchild – for his handbooks on photographing infants, toddlers and young children.

480 524 C.E .. Boethius is now most famous for his Consolation of Philosophy, but his influence on medieval philosophy is as much due to his commentaries on Aristotle's Categories and On Interpretation, his theological treatises, and his handbooks on logic (see Chadwick 1981 and Marenbon 2003).

According to Liana Zhou, head of the Kinsey Institute Library where Mr. Kinsey's papers are stored, one of the few things that got passed down from his New Jersey youth was his camping handbook from his days in the Boy Scouts.

Ever since Turnauer published his mortgage handbook, Navigating the Mortgage Maze, the number of hits on his web site Maze.Com has tripled.

Dr Spock changed his advice to recommend front sleeping between the first and second editions of his famous handbook in 1955.