"Nor is it a statistical compendium.
Statistical Compendium for Natural Resource Management, 2000.
(For detailed statistics, see this compendium provided by the advocacy group Legal Momentum).
Considering that the overall income level has gone up since the reform and opening-up policy was carried out, except for CPI corrections, adjustments in robustness testing are based on national urban workers' average income level over the years presented in China Compendium of Statistics and China Statistical Yearbook.
While the first 1,100 or so pages form a compendium of statistics, the next 1,800 consist of "in-depth descriptions of the colleges".
The prescription comes from the National Science Board and accompanies NSF's Science and Engineering Indicators 2010, a biennial compendium of statistics on the global research enterprise.
Another recent UNICEF publication -- a compendium of statistics about progress towards the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals called Progress for Children that was launched on Monday 10 December -- provides comprehensive data on improvements in rates of child mortality that have occurred since 1990.
The MoJ's first compendium of reoffending statistics and analysis shows that prisoners starting a community punishment under probation supervision have a reoffending rate 7 points below those discharged from short-term prison sentences of 12 months or less – 46% compared with 53%.
Table 1 summarizes the main descriptive statistics obtained from the policy compendium along the dimensions that have been discussed.
That question is posed in the new Economic Report of the President, a thick annual compendium of observations and statistics on the health of the United States economy.
In the Wimbledon Compendium, beside the records and statistics, the lists of seeds, wild cards, prize money and champions, they have a section entitled Centre Court Invasions.
