Sentence examples for manuscript where from inspiring English sources

"I've held a Mozart manuscript where you could see notations he made," Mr. Andersson said.

As a midwifery lecturer I found myself almost unable to resist the urge to correct her manuscript where anatomy, physiology or clinical practice had been misremembered.

In particular, he pointed to two places in the manuscript where Percy drops his neutral editorial stance and addresses his wife intimately.

The clue to the supposedly mystical power of Kleiber's conducting proves not so elusive after all: as Barber's book shows, he worked more fastidiously and more intensely when he did conduct than any other musician, studying the manuscript, where possible, of every piece he played, and listening to every performance he could gets his hands on.

Unlike a manuscript where a static, human-readable, webpage can be posted and served for all time, data are frequently much more complex.

The manuscript where mainly drafted by RH but with guidance and inputs from JO and AC who also revised it critically.

Others are rare because they feature images that are bound together in illuminated manuscripts, where they can only be seen one or two at a time.

Sandra Hindman, who is both an art dealer and professor emerita of art history at Northwestern University — and who owns galleries in Chicago, New York, and Paris — told me that she is one of only a few dealers worldwide who trade at the "highest level" of medieval manuscripts, where individual leaves are sold only after an attempt has been made to thoroughly reconstruct their provenance.

Recent applications of hyperspectral imaging in cultural heritage include two Italian illuminated manuscripts, where the characteristics of the spectral reflectance signal in the visible range were used to identify pigments by comparing the obtained spectra with those of a reference library of medieval pigments [23].

A recent translation of the Chronicle is Michael Swanton's The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, which presents translations of [A] and [E] on opposite pages, with interspersed material from the other manuscripts where they differ.

There were 95 manuscripts where contribution declarations had identical wording for 2 or more authors.