Sentence examples for manual published by from inspiring English sources

John O'Connell is co-author, with Jessica Cargill Thompson, of The Midlife Manual, published by Short Books.

One manual published by Step explains that their role is to be "part lawyer, part tax adviser, part accountant and part investment adviser all rolled into one".

She bought two of the apartments from the city in 1988 for $500 and rebuilt them using a manual published by Reader's Digest.

The Backpacker's Field Manual - published by Random House March '98 - material from this book cannot be used without express written permission from the author and Random House.

It is all there, in dry legalese, in the manual, published by the state court system and the state bar association.

Of these, almost 60percentt had lost some control over their smoking, and 38percentt developed tobacco dependence as defined by the widely used diagnostic manual published by the World Health Organization.

An established pioneer in drug discovery from natural products, he has published 127 articles in leading peer-reviewed International (SCI) journals and has contributed to five books and two Laboratory Manuals published by leading publishers like Springer.

Adrian Shaughnessy — one of the editors of "Manuals 1," a new compilation of vintage design manuals, published by Unit Editions — calls that period "the golden era of identity design".

THE three volumes, the titles of which are given above, belong to an extensive series of manuals published by the firm of.

There are also product manuals published by a number of associations and societies, sometimes for special products only, that are often used as standards in technical specifications and commercial agreements.

Adrian Shaughnessy one of the editors of "Manuals 1," a new compilation of vintage design manuals, published by Unit Editions calls that period "the golden era of identity design". It was a time when newly multinational businesses were facing an unfamiliar problem: how to construct a public identity that could unify their sprawling interests.