Sentence examples for through the handbook of from inspiring English sources

At the Vanderbilt library, in Nashville, he worked his way through the "Handbook of Indigenous Fermented Foods" (1983), by the Cornell microbiologist Keith Steinkraus.

"We are taught, and we learn through experience, that everything and everyone is a potential hazard," Tourists are told in the handbook of their profession.

Internationally there have been efforts to pursue contract cheating through legal means and these were described in detail in a recent chapter of the Handbook of Academic Integrity (Newton and Lang 2016).

I know these questions often come right out of the handbook of polite conversation.

Unfortunately the narration that accompanies all this is compiled from "The Handbook of '60s Clichés".

The new edition of the Handbook of Religion and Health lists more than 3,000 published studies.

This is a chapter in the first edition of the Handbook of Policing.

In: Chen CH, Pau LF, Wang PSP (eds) The Handbook of Pattern Recognition and Computer Vision.

The handbook of attitudes.

In the handbook of parenting, no one mentions these tests.

He is co-editor of the Handbook of Mindfulness: Culture, Content and Social Engagement (Springer 2016) and the Handbook of Ethical Foundations of Mindfulness (Springer, 2018).