Sentence examples similar to organize a compendium from inspiring English sources
Organize a search committee.
Organize a collection program.
Maybe that means organizing a race along Miami's 2050 projected beachfront or creating a compendium of stories from your grandparents of environmental changes they've witnessed.
Organizing a Scientific Meeting.
George Pachymeres effected another kind of hybrid paraphrase by organizing his Philosophia like a compendium, which deals with a given subject, rather than a commentary or a paraphrase, which deals with a given text.
The aim of this brief analysis of one small passage is to convey a taste of the methodological depth and complexity of this great scientific treatise, so often misunderstood as a poorly organized compendium of nature lore.
Yaoling Niu of the University of Durham, Eng., organized an issue of the Chinese Science Bulletin that featured the "Great Plume Debate," and the Geological Society of America published Plates, Plumes, and Paradigms, a compendium that included several articles by one of the most influential skeptics of mantle plumes, Don L. Anderson of the California Institute of Technology.
The Mummy, Dracula and the Wolf Man -- the gang's all here in HOLLYWOOD HORROR: From Gothic to Cosmic (Abrams, $45), Mark A. Vieira's delectably gruesome, if arbitrarily organized, compendium of fright flicks from classic Lon Chaney silents to drive-in fodder like the remarkably unscary Roger Corman cheapie "The Terror," starring a wooden young Jack Nicholson.
A compendium of carcinogenesis bioassay results organized by target organ is presented for 533 chemicals that are carcinogenic in at least one species.
