Sentence examples for thousands of compilations from inspiring English sources

The company has churned out thousands of compilations, often tailoring them to the quirks of different online stores and tweaking them bit by bit to find what sells, something rarely done by traditional record companies.

A test-retest reliability to measure consistency across the duration (i.e., between the 1st and 2nd compilations) of both total and individual question scores was evaluated using Spearman correlations.

The overall concordance was calculated as the percentage of the 1st and 2nd compilations for each item (Table 4).

Since the late 18th century, the Western world and, in the 20th century, the rest of the world as well has produced increasing numbers of compilations of biographical facts concerning both the living and the dead.

The percentage of concordance of the 2nd compilation compared with the 1st was taken as the stability of the SMI-M.

Look at these "best of" compilations.

there are plenty of compilations available nowadays.

The spiritual world of the Estonians is known largely from their epic poem Kalevipoeg, a 19th-century compilation of an extensive body of surviving folk song and shamanic chant.

A 15th-century compilation of quotations from Chinese literature tells of a mermaid who "wept tears which became pearls".

According to NPD's 24th annual compilation of studies, "Eating Patterns in America," released Thursday, 71percentt of 250 households with at least one teenager ate five dinners together a week, up from 65percentt in 2008.

IN THIS, our 29th annual compilation of The Forbes 500s, you can trace the changing nature of American business.