Sentence examples for the addendums from inspiring English sources
noun
Something to be added; especially text added as an appendix or supplement to a document.
The most comprehensive list of changes to ISC procedures can be found in the Addendums 1 3 of the most recent printed Bulletins of the ISC International Seismological Centree, 2011) and the printed Summaries of the ISC Bulletin (International Seismological Centre, 2017).
The addendums included the full search strategy, tables and figures (including forest plots), and references (Additional file 1).
Then there are the addenda, the hobbies and passions and random facts.
The first two choices included the addendum that the ball would be donated to the Hall.
He said All Borough must have prepared the addendum without his knowledge.
"It was unlikely that an official transfer of W.M.D. material from Iraq to Syria took place," the addendum said.
For him it became a liberation theology in 11 single-syllable words, with "Love is the law" as the addendum.
In the addendum, he writes that Mr. Toobin's book is part of "a continuing public market for nonsense".
The addendum had curbed presidential power and kept much of it in the hands of the military council.
"All we have to fear is fear itself" is still true with the addendum "and pistol-packing suburbanites".
The treatise "Population," among the addenda to the sixth volume, reprinted the government abstract of the 1821 census for England and Wales.
