Sentence examples for notebooks represented from inspiring English sources

Douglas E. Eveleigh, a professor of microbiology at Rutgers, took up my cause; the missing notebooks represented "a major, even classic loss," he said, and issued a campus alert to search "every cubbyhole".

For me, Leonardo's notebooks represent a triumph and a tragedy.

These 15 notebooks represent the original field notes made during the excavations at Hawikku and Kechiba:wa.

These notebooks represent the strain to personality of unintegrated consciousness, and it remains as characteristic of (female) experience now as then that what Lessing calls the existence of "false dichotomies and divisions" – the self as fragmentary and compartmentalised and thus as potentially dishonest in and of itself – damages individuality and its status in culture.

Compared to traditional scripts, computational notebooks represent an important advance in improving reproducibility through improving human understanding.

The colorful short depicts the sonic results of different combinations of sliders and sockets on the sculptural soundboard, sweetening the deal with inserts of equalizers and waveforms made of yarn, scrawled in notebooks, and represented in other ways totally adorable and kitchy. .

Notebooks now represent a larger percentage of overall PC units sold and notebooks generally don't last as long as desktops.

There are many PC makers, but Microsoft stands alone as the supplier of operating system software, at least for the desktops and notebooks that represent 95percentt of the PC market.

The collection also includes Tillich's early student notebooks which represent his work at the Universities of Marburg, Frankfurt and Berlin; class notes and lecture notes from his theology courses; radio broadcasts; family records which include birth, marriage, death records and newsletters; extensive correspondence, and photographs.

Still, notebooks, which represent 21% of the market today, will eventually become commodities.

The inner world of one surfer, Tony Caramanico, is represented by dozens of notebooks he filled with collages and musings on the perfect wave.