Sentence examples for important textbooks from inspiring English sources

More important, textbooks from many of the major publishers have been revised under pressure to appease the creationists.

Foster also cowrote several important textbooks with former students, and his Text-book of Physiology (1877) became a standard reference work.

Ms. Rowling's story — this is her debut as a screenwriter — follows a self-proclaimed "magizoologist" who was expelled from Hogwarts but eventually wrote one of the school's most important textbooks.

Some of her most important results were developed in these lectures, and the lecture notes of her students formed the basis for several important textbooks, such as those of van der Waerden and Deuring.

After studying at the Johns Hopkins Hospital under William Osler, she had taken up a post as associate in gynecology at the Johns Hopkins University and collaborated with Howard Kelly in the publication of two important textbooks.

"In that sense Lincoln Center was successful," said Alexander Garvin, who until April was the director of planning at the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation and is the author of "The American City," an important textbook on urban planning.

At all times, Homer's Iliad remained the most important textbook for secondary education.

Proudly he purchased a copy of the Corpus Juris Canonici ("Corpus of Canon Law"), the collection of ecclesiastical law texts, and other important legal textbooks.

Minsky and Papert co-wrote Perceptrons (1969), an important early textbook that explained the potential and limits of early AI technology.

General: GANOT'S PHYSICS: The most important introductory textbook of the period 1860-1930, exintinumerousmerous variants and translated into many languages (including Marathi).

Nordhaus came on as a coauthor of the most important economic textbook ever written (Samuelson's "Economics" because Nordhaus & Samuelson), and Romer founded Aplia, which was the first big shove moving econ education online.