Sentence examples for literature compiling from inspiring English sources

MacDiarmid had been overlooked by the curators of English literature: compiling the Oxford Book of English Verse, Philip Larkin asked a friend if there was "any bit of MacD that's noticeably less morally repugnant and aesthetically null than the rest?" Heaney, who has always felt at home with Scots vernacular takes a different line.

By identifying key CRM elements in the literature, compiling the questions and reviewing the monitoring instrument with experts, the study also contributed to the definition of what constitutes CRM both conceptually and in practice.

A list of "gems of literature" compiled by Brian G., for example, includes Marek Halter's "Book of Abraham" and "The Slave," by Isaac Bashevis Singer.

There was also much discussion of an "alternative" textbook of Russian literature, compiled not by philologists and scholars but by contemporary authors.

Some traces of ancient philosophy, mainly Stoic, may be found in the Mishna and in the subsequent Talmudic literature compiled in Palestine and Babylonia.

Religious literature distributed by the Jehovah's Witnesses is on a list of extremist literature compiled by Russia's Ministry of Justice, which serves as a basis for cases like the Kalistratov one.

b Literature compiled precipitation amounts in Kandahar and nearby monitoring stations in mountains near Kandahar (McClymonds, 1972; NOAA Climate.gov).gov

There was a rich variety of historical literature compiled by scholars, as well as encyclopedias and geographical works.

This method is based on expected causal effects between upstream regulators and targets; the expected causal effects are derived from the literature compiled in the Ingenuity Knowledge Base.

These observations are restricted to our analysis of essential genes; to gain a global view, we pooled our new data with the literature compiled in the Saccharomyces Genome Database (www.yeastgenome.org).org

Downstream Effects Analysis is based on expected causal effects between genes or proteins and functions; the expected causal effects are derived from the literature compiled in the Ingenuity® Knowledge Base.