Sentence examples for standard handbook from inspiring English sources

Mondino's Anathomia was written in 1316 and became the standard handbook for the dissector, going through 39 editions in all.

Ein Handbuch des Stoffwechsels und Kraftwechsels in der Pflanze (1881; The Physiology of Plants; A Treatise upon the Metabolism and Sources of Energy in Plants, 1900 06), which was for long a standard handbook.

Now celebrating its 100th anniversary, Mark's Standard Handbook for Mechanical Engineers, 12th Edition, offers up-to-date, accurate data and calculations along with clear and concise explanations of theory and applications.

It can serve as the basis a one- or two-semester graduate course as well as a standard handbook of statistical procedures for the practitioners' desk.

Some basic properties of this series may be found in standard handbooks, see for example [1].

When residents want to alter anything on their old homes, they must consult the standards handbook that disapproves of things like vinyl siding, aluminum storm doors and corrugated downspouts.

Tuesday morning, Invest Europe, a private equity trade group based in Brussels, released a new professional standards handbook for the industry that emphasized the need for heightened standards of "transparency and accountability," particularly with regard to fees.

We analyze related recommendations and requirements given in software safety standards, handbooks etc. and apply them to remote handling control systems, which typically have safety-critical functionality, but are not actual safety-systems⿿for example the safety-systems in ITER will be hardware-based.

The plotters failed to follow the standard putsch handbook.

Two years in, she picked up the standard British handbook for local administrators.

They were constructed by one of the research members (MB), who is a pharmacist with special interest in OTC medication and author of a standard Dutch handbook of self-medication.