Sentence examples for volume intended from inspiring English sources

** In 1962, as part of a postwar, post-Holocaust effort toward official public remorse in Germany, Scholem was invited to contribute to a volume intended as homage to "the indestructible German-Jewish dialogue".

In 1962, as part of a postwar, post-Holocaust effort toward official public remorse in Germany, Scholem was invited to contribute to a volume intended as homage to "the indestructible German-Jewish dialogue".

All of this would have flowed most entertainingly when Mailer first spoke the words (in this case, to The Paris Review, 39 years ago), but in a volume intended "to appeal to serious writers and people who wish to write," the value is obscure.

As a politician, you risk being photobombed by the Naked Cowboy or groped by Elmo, or simply encountering a critic who, inspired by the crowds, will deliver a monologue on your misdeeds at a volume intended to reach the back rows.

The volume intended for online distribution is The Foundations of the Origin of Species (Darwin 1909), edited by Darwin's son Francis and published in 1909.

The base gas VG p min of the natural gas reservoir is the gas volume intended as permanent inventory to maintain adequate pressure and deliverability rate throughout the withdrawal period [5].

In the early and middle 19th century, however, series like "The Naturalist's Library" appeared, small volumes intended for readers in more modest social positions who were developing an interest in natural history.

The large error bar associated with the conventional reservoir indicates that a generated droplet would have almost 30% higher volume than intended volume leading to a 25% inaccuracy, which is much higher than the acceptable limit in some applications [28].

The volume is intended to compete with Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, the longstanding reference work of choice when it comes to checking the sources of writings and remarks.

Mr Hamilton told The Bookseller the volume is intended to be a "biographical portrait" of Orwell rather than a traditional poetry collection.

This volume is intended to fill this gap.