Sentence examples for volume form from inspiring English sources

Then it was published in single volume form by Macmillan & Co, with illustrations by HR Millar.

Then it might be published in volume form, and still O'Connor would go on tinkering.

In 1906 a collection of her columns was published in volume form as The Olivia Letters.

For this reason, the control volume form of the system laws is of great importance.

This requires us to use the control volume form of the thermodynamic laws, developed below.

We construct Gaussian measures on the manifold of Riemannian metrics with the fixed volume form.

TS Eliot's The Waste Land appeared, first in magazine and then in volume form towards the end of the year.

Eventually, Conan Doyle's second Sherlock Holmes novel would appear in volume form in October 1890 from the publisher Spencer Blackett, again with the title The Sign of Four.

"The Whig Club" is basically a scandal sheet in volume form about the Whigs — i.e., liberal aristocrats — of the period and what they got up to.

Next came the first edition in volume form in 1895 published by Osgood, McIlvaine & Co, as part of a complete set of Hardy's fiction, the Wessex novels.

Yeats did not publish it in his 1919 volume, "The Wild Swans at Coole," but waited until 1921 to publish the poem in volume form.