"Frankly Bridgestone's approach to investing in formula one is a textbook example of how to make formula one work for you commercially," said a senior member of Jordan's management.
Before the program, she was one of the lucky teachers — she had only 32 students, she said, and each one had a textbook.
Now Airbus's woes are being held up as proof that it is, in the words of one columnist, "a textbook example of how not to run a commercial enterprise".
At one point we see her having sex and she is under him, over him and off him in a matter of seconds, like the Scandinavian version of the female black widow spider, the one that carries a textbook on how to form normal relationships.
Consider that the relationship between two parameters requires only a single curve on an X-Y plot, three parameters require a family of curves on one plot, four a textbook of family-type plots, and so forth.
2.23am: Oliver Pattenden has written one very, very long sentence, and then a short one, which is a textbook set-up/punchline format if ever I saw one.
Kenneth Kalkwarf, the dean at the Texas dental school, also got involved, urging Dr. Watkins and Mr. Chesser to experiment with digital content in all the courses, instead of focusing on one textbook for one course.
Natalie Blake and Rodney Banks tried to find the essay between the covers of the cheap edition they shared (they tended to buy one copy of a textbook, and then, when it was finished, immediately sell it back to one of the secondhand stores by the university library).
One example of a textbook image that does depict self-assembly, by showing the formation of a virus capsid, is given in Figure 1A (Alberts et al., 2008).
The results of that trial were first noted last year on a single line of a chart that appeared on Page 96 of a textbook -- one written in Danish.
