Sentence examples for paper booklet from inspiring English sources

At first glance it looks like a typical paper booklet on which workers can record health-record details about the child, such as vaccinations, deworming, or nutritional supplements.

The menu at Franny's changed every day; when I arrived for a shift, my first task was to remove the metal tabs on each paper booklet and replace the outdated pages with new ones.

Decide as a class on the format of the guide (a paper booklet for distribution to the local or school library and an online guide for the community are two possibilities, depending on available resources), at this point or after groups complete their initial investigation as described below.

This small paper booklet looks like a passport and includes your photograph, plus information from your license translated into 10 different languages.

Fati sits in between two friends, holding the paper booklet they're supposed to read from while their teacher jots notes on a large chalkboard at the front of the classroom.

This is a small paper booklet with customized versions for children and women of childbearing age (Additional file 1).

"The origins of cigarette rolling paper booklets can be traced back to a Dominican priest, Father Jaime Villanueva Estingo (Jativa, Spain, 1765 — London, 1824)," the author writes.

These small, inexpensive paper booklets, known as chapbooks, were the main recreational reading matter for the adult poor and children of all classes in the eighteenth century.

With the rise of smartphones, mobile apps have mostly replaced the paper booklets that contained maps, setlists and the like.

As shown in Fig. 2, participants in these three groups were administered paper booklets with literacy or numeracy tasks followed by the assessment of reading component skills.8 Any participants who failed the paper-based core tasks (consisting of 4 literacy and 4 numeracy items) were routed to the reading components assessment.

All demographic and questionnaire data were double entered from paper booklets into electronic databases by two separate research staff.