Sentence examples for illustrated compilation from inspiring English sources

"Her most intimate friend is still her mother," wrote Valentine Lawford in Vogue's Book of Houses, Gardens, People, a lavishly illustrated compilation of previously published articles that appeared in 1968.

The regulation of GSH synthesis will be illustrated from a compilation of studies designed to understand the various levels at which enzymatic GSH biosynthesis is controlled, and the signaling pathways that mediate them.

The visual compilation illustrated how that team came through great adversity, including the death of then-redshirt catcher Jourdan Watanabe, to claim the program's first state crown since 1980.

The compilation illustrates that justice concerns across the FSU are as varied as the many cultures and unique environmental conditions found on a continent spanning half the Northern Hemisphere....An excellent group of contributing authors provide examples from the Russian Far East, Central Asia, and the Baltic States, and span a host of environmental problems.

For instance, as we illustrate in the compilation video accompanying this article, movies can interweave descriptions of facial masks and equipment with storytelling, puppet shows or favourite hobbies such as motorbikes and football.

What do Frank's compilations illustrate about her as a writer?

The method is illustrated by case-studies, using a contemporary compilation of data for the mechanical and thermal properties of MMCs.

A large map of the world hangs near the coat check, a compilation of paper puzzle pieces illustrated by children that is designed to demonstrate what makes each of them a unique part of a diverse planet.

The structure illustrated above supports the development of information systems as well as the compilation of adequate political measures.

The primary purpose was to gather narratives to enable production of a compilation film illustrating the key 'touchpoints' experienced by patients along the way.

The compilation of evidence aims to address a range of evaluative questions (illustrated in Table 2).