Sentence examples for in the transactions of from inspiring English sources
Many of her articles, meticulously researched, appeared in the Transactions of the Denbighshire historical society.
The chart was later printed in France, and after the American Revolution was published in the Transactions of the American Philosophical Society.
Many of his influential publications first appeared in the Transactions of that society, namely, "Notes on Belting" (1894); "A Piece-rate System" (1895); "Shop Management" (1903); and "On the Art of Cutting Metals" (1906).
In the course of her voluminous reading, she has encountered Crowther's paper in the Transactions of the Royal Society, analyzing the signs murderers leave on their victims, and has correctly identified him as an anatomist.
The foreclosure project filed two separate lawsuits in Federal District Court in Brooklyn, accusing United Homes, and the others involved in the transactions, of fraud, deceptive practices and racial discrimination for targeting members of minority groups.
According to CD Preston and PH Oswald, the two Cambridge alumni who researched Duport's rules and published them in the Transactions of the Cambridge Bibliographical Society, his "exuberant language" demonstrates an almost indulgent "understanding of the natural slothfulness and waywardness of youth enjoying a first taste of freedom away from the parental home".
"Coin Trade Becomes More Like a Market" (Oct . 27 described recent developments in quantifying the transactions of coin collecting.
Archives, also called records, or record office, repository for an organized body of records produced or received by a public, semipublic, institutional, or business entity in the transaction of its affairs and preserved by it or its successors.
Certainly among them includes honest entrepreneurial ambition, innovation and professionalism in the transaction of commerce.
Consistent with prior studies was our finding that girls were more prosocial than boys and that prosocial behaviour increased with age (at least in girls), and that no sex difference existed in the transaction of genetic and environmental influences.
rufescens, in a 1909 issue of the Transactions of the British Mycological Society.
