Sentence examples for to handbooks from inspiring English sources
noun
A topically organized book of reference on a certain field of knowledge, disregarding the size of it.
A guide to handbooks, databases, statistics, and various research tools for finding facts and identifying literature.
There you will find everything from printables to handbooks on how to prevent the spread of the virus.
Of course, for millions of Palestinians there is no need to refer to a handbook to know the reason for the discrepancy.
From Greek vases to drawing handbooks to modern sculptures, even our very best artists can't seem to get the pose right".
(A how-to handbook on torture was, in fact, issued, but quickly recalled, the officials say).
Among the many thousands of documents, is Bad Science: A Resource Book – described in Merchants of Doubt as a "how-to handbook for fact fighters".
The association originated the challenge idea and has promoted it through its newsletter and a how-to handbook among its members.
Thus, it is unlikely that getting children immunised led to handbook ownership, and it is instead likely that acquiring the handbook led to the immunisation of children.
We reviewed transcriptions and made iterative changes to the handbook to address participants' comments.
She now recommends it as an insert to employee handbooks and estimates about 40percentt of her clients have adopted it.
