Sentence examples for study of works from inspiring English sources

Bibliography is either (1) the listing of works according to some system (descriptive, or enumerative, bibliography) or (2) the study of works as tangible objects (critical, or analytical, bibliography).

"We deliberately chose an open-source approach to the images, with the hope that it will spur more projects using interactive, high-resolution imaging techniques for the technical study of works of art," said Ron Spronk, a professor of art history at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, and at Radboud University in Nijmegen, the Netherlands, who led the Web site project.

Moreover, the study of works of art provides a key to understanding both the culture and character of other nations but also universal human values.

For more than 14 years, an IBA facility has been operated in the Louvre for the study of works of art and archaeology.

In-situ Raman spectra were recorded on site at the Bodleian Library, Oxford, Real Jardín Botánico, Madrid and Natural History Museum, London using a dedicated spectrometer system optimised for the study of works on paper.

Thus a detailed study of works of literature and their represented objects could serve to explicate the purely intentional mode of being, with a view to contrasting this with the real mode of being and ultimately demonstrating that it is impossible to reduce the 'real world' to the status of a purely intentional creation.

Zep has a long history of working on Florida highways — a history that includes a case study of work-zone safety done wrong.

A12 Study of Working Women A union-sponsored survey said one-fourth of working women have to work at night or on weekends, and nearly half have shifts different from their spouses' or partners'.

In our study of working mothers in the garment industry of Dhaka, Bangladesh, these mothers also valued girls and worked to have their girls educated despite the fact that most of the mothers were illiterate.

In a study of working adults, about 8.5percentt of FluMist recipients got a fever from upper respiratory illness compared with 10.8percentt of those receiving a placebo -- a reduction in illness rate of 22percentt.

In another study of work stress, University of Otago researchers interviewed 900 New Zealanders in their early 30s.