Sentence examples for in dictionary form from inspiring English sources

His is the one in dictionary form, edited by Dr. C.O. Sylvester Mawson, published in 1931 by G.P. Putnam's Sons.

An inveterate compiler, Fournier scoured technical texts for material relevant to potters and brought his research together in dictionary form.

The period of the encyclopaedic dictionary was brilliant, but it gradually became apparent that, in abandoning the systematic encyclopaedia of the earlier period in favour of the quick reference dictionary form, quite as much had been lost as had been gained.

In [26], the same authors eliminate the use of Gabor atoms working directly with a dictionary formed by damped sinusoids.

WordNet [51] dictionary is employed to lookup words in dictionary.

If Ambrose Bierce woke up today from suspended animation and decided to write a sequel to his Devil's Dictionary in the form of a sort-of fiction, it would look a bit like this.

It is the form found in dictionaries and auxiliary verbs (for example, můžu tě slyšet—"I can hear you").

Thus, we can still use the multigrid approach presented in section 3 to adapt each 1-D dictionary to form the R-D dictionary.

Baldwin added that the "demand for online resources is growing but large numbers of people continue to buy dictionaries in printed form".

At the same time, he added, consumers with a propensity to purchase dictionaries in book form "also index high in the purchase and use of e-readers".

But actually, there are already tens of thousands of people out there who've been tempted to download Ultralingua's Android app: a collection of more than 35 other dictionaries in digital form, with in-app purchases used to buy different languages including French, Spanish, German and Italian.