Sentence examples for two handbooks from inspiring English sources

He also compiled two handbooks on the climbing of Chamonix (1896) and Zermatt (1897; both reprinted 1974).

It consists of two handbooks for homogeneous and heterogeneous (strength mismatched) configurations.

Two handbooks, focusing on the basics of surgery and laparoscopy, are used for study purposes and have been written for this course [13, 14].

*Saundra D. Johnson is Executive Director of GEM, which provides much more detailed advice to interns and employers in two handbooks: Your Internship Is as Good as You Make It: A Practical Guide to Student Internships and Transitioning New Hires Into the Workplace.

These concerns have led two handbooks to recommend IV in preference to IM administration in Australian practice.

She's written two handbooks on the subject: The Networked Nonprofit, co-authored with Allison Fine and Measuring the Networked Nonprofit, with co-author KD Paine.

The series of books, which launched in 2013 with four handbooks, are sold in 41 markets and in 32 languages, with a global print run of 8m copies.

At least nine handbooks on reunion planning have been published in the last six years, varying in tone from "A Family Affair: How to Plan and Direct the Best Family Reunion Ever" to "The Family Reunion Survival Guide: How to Avoid Problems With Your Family Without Avoiding Your Family".

The first Swedish emigrant guidebook was published as early as 1841, the year Unonius left, and nine handbooks were published between 1849 and 1855.

That is why we published the book with the film rights already in place, set to produce the first of up to five "Handbook for Mortals" films that will star, in the lead role, yours truly, alongside my producer and co-star, Thomas Ian Nicholas.

Thus two prominent handbooks to Plato's thought (Kraut 1992; Benson 2006) and another book of essays devoted specifically to the Timaeus, (Mohr and Sattler 2010) hardly mention the Pythagoreans at all.