That wasn't textbook by any stretch of the imagination but effective nonetheless.
Sun Ming (East) won with her ace and followed the textbook by returning her original fourth-highest, the heart seven.
Tabibian later realized that the book was a translation of the 1948 introductory-economics textbook by the American neoclassical economist Paul Samuelson.
Old homework assignments are also posted, but the problems come out of the textbook (by Professor Strang) and are of no use without buying it.
He can read aloud from a college chemistry textbook by the age of 6, but is considered "slow" because he can't correctly color the state bird.
Prices will be determined as described in any standard economics textbook: by the marginal costs of the last supplier whose production is needed to meet global demand.
Luckily, I had a very good history teacher -- certainly better than the textbook, by a Mr. Muzzey, a kind of Ivory Soap version of Mount Rushmore.
I would have thought that a textbook by a serious American historian like Painter warranted a review in its own right.
Brayton had pointed out that the mythical "wyvern" had been omitted from Rowling's Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, which is ostensibly a textbook by Newt Scamander.
According to "Psychology," a textbook by Schacter, Gilbert and Wegner, "memories are the residue of [those] events, the enduring changes that experience makes in our brains and leaves behind when it passes".
In 1615 Andreas Libavius, a German physician, described the preparation of metallic antimony by the direct reduction of the sulfide with iron; and a later chemistry textbook by Lémery, published in 1675, also describes methods of preparation of the element.
