Sentence examples for introductory collections from inspiring English sources

There are several featured collections available at launch, including What to Watch, What to Play, Best New Apps, Gorgeous Games, Sports, Start Your Engines (car-themed games), and others, but many great apps are still hidden from view, despite these introductory collections.

The data flow diagram of IDR is shown in figure 2. In addition to information on fact files, the IDR contains several introductory texts and collections of immunology related data sources.

Undoubtedly, and as argued by the editors in the introductory chapter, this collection offers far more than a series of 'case studies put in a row...'.; nonetheless, more could be done to highlight and explore unifying themes throughout the main body of the book.

Getting started 1 About Genealogy genealogy.about.com A collection of introductory articles about all aspects of genealogy, with links to some of the main online resources.

Herman and Lifton have now written introductory articles to a collection called "The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump: 27 Psychiatrists and Mental Health Experts Assess a President".

The book I translated, Sparrows Don't Need Entry Visas, was a collection of introductory essays Qabbani had read at Arab capitals, many now destroyed by war.

As an introductory part of the collection, a nearly 3 meter high statue of Baden-Powell has been erected in front of Baden-Powell House, the only granite statue in London.

They are also mailed the introductory letter and FHH collection worksheet (described in the integration into clinical workflow section).

Prior to data collection, an introductory letter and survey pamphlet were mailed to the women and invited them to participate in the survey.

Marquee exhibitions of African art are few and far between and tend to be introductory surveys or highlights from collections.

In introductory essays written for two collections of his papers, Lewis identified several "recurring themes" that unify his work.