Sentence examples for single manuscript from inspiring English sources

It's not even a single manuscript, in a sense.

I consolidated them into a single manuscript and printed two copies.

They were written down in a single manuscript and presented to the caliph.

Knowledge of it depends on a single manuscript discovered c. 1300, copied twice, and then lost.

A single manuscript sheet from one of Mozart's greatest works, found in a private collection in England, is to be sold at auction tomorrow at Sotheby's in London.

Owen Gingerich, a professor emeritus of astronomy at Harvard, has called Galileo's account of Jupiter's moons "the most exciting single manuscript page in the history of science".

In contrast to today's prevailing approach, we move the focus from two single manuscripts (Lucca 490 and Corning) to two different traditions of witnesses, and from single texts to collections of texts bound in the same codex.

The published editions of his book either rely on single manuscripts, blend multiple versions together, or add notes to clarify, for example in the English translation by Henry Yule.

Here we propose a more comprehensive approach to computational selection of peer reviewers, which relies on comparison of a word profile of the manuscript not to that of other single manuscripts but to the collection of manuscripts authored by each potential peer reviewer.

The principal goal is to collect the complete papers rather than a single original manuscript.

The second book, consisting of 159 verses, was preserved in a single medieval manuscript.