As the distribution of the percentage values for all evaluation criteria and for the final publication recommendation show, there are clearly more manuscripts rated more favorably by Ra than by Re than there are manuscripts rated more favorably by Re than by Ra.
There were manuscript maps in the Vatican Library that could be spread out on a table for real strategic meetings.
There are manuscripts, maps, paintings, sculptures, architectural fragments, reliquaries, ceramics, glass, fabrics, astrolabes, jewelry, weapons, and, especially, books — in nine alphabets and twelve languages.
There are manuscripts, some hundreds of years old, on the finer points of Arabic grammar and the art of telling time.
"There are manuscripts here of a standard that you don't see in other collections," said museum director Raby, noting that even many Muslim visitors are unlikely to have "had the chance to see material like this before".
And there are manuscripts of almost voluptuous variety: a 19th-century copy of "A Thousand and One Nights" from Calcutta, its Arabic spelled out in Hebrew script; the first scientific work printed in Portugal in 1496 by Abraham Zacuto, a Jewish astrologer and mathematician; an early-20th-century manuscript from Pakistan with Hebrew and Marathi on facing pages — a guide for ritual slaughterers.
Moreover, there is manuscript evidence that he attended George Campbell's extramural lectures on fluxions.[2] These notes require careful study, but Barfoot reports that these manuscripts show "little evidence of the application of fluxions to natural philosophy as such".
Furthermore, we did not study if authors followed all of the reviewer's suggestions, either clinical or methodological; or if there are manuscript characteristics related to potential improvement introduced by peer review.
) Tischendorf had been sent to search for manuscripts by Russia's Tsar Alexander II, who was convinced there were still manuscripts to be found at the Sinai monastery.
(In Milan there had been manuscripts, a worn copy of the "I Ching," an origami crane).
