Warren was a good writer his newspaper articles were eventually published as the only 19th century compendium of Ojibwe history and was elected to the territorial legislature before his death from consumption.
Arguably the only way recent short film compendium, The Turning, was able to attract a half-way decent turnout, was by limiting its cinema season in advance to a mere two weeks.
The book, a slim metallic-blue paperback, is one of the only photograph collections that Bill Cunningham ever published, a compendium to a Fashion Institute of Technology show of the "Facades Project," in 1977.
Most strikingly, however, despite acknowledging that selective digestive decontamination is one of the only pneumonia prevention practice associated with lower mortality rates, the compendium authors downgraded this measure to a "special practice".
As the many stories about ideal kings in the Jataka Tales - a compendium of Buddhist stories - attest, righteousness is the only proper basis for the ruler's authority.
Stewart Brand is best known as the editor of the Whole Earth Catalog, a counterculture compendium published twice a year between 1968 and 1972 and the only catalog to win the National Book Award.
("The only genuinely helpful guide to the practice of criticism would be a compendium of error and misdirection," he writes, amiably).
Like Johnson's constructions, the book, the only one of Hujar's to appear during his lifetime, is a celebrity compendium, but with a difference.
In particular, the compendium contains 18 growth conditions (9 sets of two), where the only differing cultivation parameter is the protocol setting: The growth conditions were identical in these nine cases, only the protocol was different.
Thus, 16 of the 20 infection studies in the compendium were among the significant associations, while the 4 others were the only 3 insect infestations included and a Pseudomonas syringae hrpA/fliC double mutant.
