But Mendelssohn's concerts took place using manuscript parts as there was nothing yet in print.
She had occasionally arranged pieces for the piano before, using manuscript paper and with the original score in front of her, but when this became impossible because of her alexia she found that she could do it wholly by ear.
Valla's Annotations were an example of his remarkable philological skill and critical intellect, using manuscripts of the Greek New Testament to resolve questions about certain biblical passages that seemed corrupt or unclear in the traditional Latin Bible.
Bentley understood the necessity to use manuscripts if he were to reconstruct an older form than that apparent in Codex Alexandrinus.
There was a long and somewhat controversial tradition of using manuscripts of the gospel of John, or extracts such as the opening verse, as a protective or healing amulet or charm, which was especially strong in early medieval Britain and Ireland.
Obama taught a course on election law at Chicago, and he used the manuscript of a textbook co-written by Richard Pildes, a law professor then at the University of Michigan and now at New York University.
Montfaucon used the manuscript for his palaeographical studies.
DArT locus names used throughout manuscript derived from clone ID/SNP variant and associated sequence read.
He used seven manuscripts, they were identified: Manuscripts 1eap and 1rK Erasmus borrowed from Johannes Reuchlin.
The reading is used by manuscripts: Bezae, Regius, Washingtonianus, Koridethi, manuscripts f 1, 22, 1010 (1424), it, vgcl.
