Sentence examples for manuscript set from inspiring English sources
It also follows one other novel, "Ex-Libris," a bibliophilic whodunit (or whohasit, since its main concern is a missing manuscript) set in 17th-century London and Prague.
(I heard a great story once about a copy editor changing "Is it, blud?" to "Is it blue?" in a manuscript set in South London. That correction says everything about the demographic of publishing).
The publisher then contracts with a typesetting company to have the manuscript set in type, a printing and binding concern to produce the volume, and a public relations firm to promote the book.
AS drafted the manuscript, set up the experiments, collected the data, analyzed and interpreted the results.
AK drafted the manuscript, set up the experiments, collected the data, analyzed and interpreted the results.
BAP helped writing the manuscript, set up HRMA, performed ELISA and restriction digestion, MHS performed ELISA, restriction digestion analysis, and sequencing, RHAMV was instrumental in developing the HRMA method, GJBO participated in the design of the study JTD critically revised the manuscript and designed the study WMCRM wrote the manuscript and supervised the study.
Leland wrote that he had "learned that there was in existence a manuscript setting forth the doctrines of Italian witchcraft" in 1886, and had urged Maddalena to find it.
This manuscript sets out to evaluate the ability to replicate biological properties of proteins using both approaches described above through evolutionary simulation.
She typed his manuscripts, set up the houses, fended off the pests, and, according to Sybille Bedford's 1973 biography, vetted his mistresses, generously employing her own charms to help him pull in the best-qualified candidates.
The record for an autographed manuscript was set the last time the Codex was sold, in 1980, for the sterling equivalent of five million six hundred thousand dollars.
"Systematic study of every single character in the 'Lexicon' identified further ligatures and abbreviations in the Voynich manuscript and set a precedent," Gibbs writes.
