Sentence examples for supplementary material from from inspiring English sources

The new collections include supplementary material from some of the leading scholars in the horror field, including David J. Skal, Rudy Behlmer and Tom Weaver.

– Supplementary material from 1821-1828, whincludesudes three volumes of copies of the most important letters (i.e., those read before the Society) and sent.

Thus we planned further experiments by using the laser dissection methods to separate EPCs (see supplementary material) from the internal regenerative clot (RC = with endocardial cells, CMs and possibly the contribution of dedifferentiated EPCs).

An on-line compilation of radiation configuration factors for over 300 common geometries is provided as a supplementary material from the JQSRT web site at doi 10.1016/j.jqsrt.2010.10.002.jqsrt.2010.10.002

Already, for instance, with its latest Kindles, Amazon is working toward automatically adding links and social experiences to the majority of books, doing textual analysis to come up with relevant Wikipedia articles and other supplementary material from the Internet, and providing ways for people to learn which passages most readers have found interesting.

Putative transcription start sites and surrounding sequences for D.melanogaster were obtained from the Supplementary Material from Gershenzon et al. (2006).

DVDs and supplementary materials from Cornell University conferences, lectures, and presentations.

This collection includes videos and supplementary materials from the Concierge sessions.

This collection includes videos and supplementary materials from the Concierge sessions., The Stanford University Libraries (SUL) Concierge Project coordinates a series of informational sessions for library staff.

Combines the Goldsmiths Library of Economic Literaturee at the University of London Library, and the Kress Library of Business and Economics at the Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration along with supplementary materials from the Seligman Collection in the Butler Library at Columbia University and from the libraries of Yale.

And a savvy professor or TA can scrape quite a few supplementary materials from the web already, thanks to those post-textbook services already mentioned.