Objections to the general theory of evolution are presented in both Darwin's conclusion and glossary of terms. |
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Even with the aid of a glossary, a synopsis and a published text, I found large tracts of Marcia Layne's first play impenetrable. |
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Brief introductions preface each text, which is printed in double columns on the page, and there is a full glossary at the end of the book. |
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If you get confused while reading, you can refer to the glossary to put everything in proper context. |
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It is especially useful that words defined in the glossary are in bold in the text. |
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Table 1 is a glossary of terms used to describe the mechanical properties of steels. |
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The glossary is especially beneficial in the era of ever-increasing medical terms and acronyms. |
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The average reader does not need a glossary for the meanings of all such words, for they are clearly elicited in the context. |
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We are frequently faced with a translation that has many source language words, and a glossary longer than the text itself. |
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We highly recommend this book to those who seek a more complete glossary of parapsychological terms. |
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It has a glossary of acronyms, 2 pages of hints and tips and a step by step guide to using the computer software. |
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There is a glossary, along with lists of endangered and threatened taxa and references. |
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Since the topic is technical, we have included a small glossary of Sanskrit words at the end of this issue. |
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At the end of the book there is a brief glossary of terms used throughout the text. |
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A listing of authors and a glossary of words can be found at the end of the book. |
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The glossary contains explanations of abbreviations and terms used in this pamphlet. |
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Reverting back to a glossary distracts a reader from concentrating on the science in an article. |
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A glossary giving a brief explanation of many technical terms reinforces this impression. |
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The 260 pages end with a brief glossary and a few references for further reading. |
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Uniquely he provides a glossary of Pakistani and Glaswegian words for those who might find navigation difficult. |
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In addition to the guides, the online help files include a contents section, a glossary and searching capabilities. |
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The fact sheet, brief history, glossary and list of abbreviations are also invaluable additions. |
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As well as becoming a best seller it also contained a glossary of Lancashire words and phrases he collected over the years. |
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You find a question and answer section, a glossary, a list of books, a dealer's list and more. |
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Many terms and words in the glossary are described inaccurately at their best and downright erroneously at their worst. |
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In a book so prodigal of riches one finds, unbelievably, neither an index nor a glossary. |
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In addition, there is a very extensive bibliography, a chronology, a glossary, and a list of acronyms. |
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The sources, however, have disappeared in the severe abridgement which has reduced the lexicon to a glossary, copious though that remains. |
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It includes a glossary whose entries are italicized when they first appear in the text. |
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Handily, there is a glossary, so that you, too, will know that a tufter is an old hound, and a stirk is a shorthorned bullock. |
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Handily, there is a glossary, so that you will know that a tufter is an old hound. |
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Maps, the foreword and introduction precede a glossary with notes and information about the translation form. |
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Coming up with a glossary of terms would promote understanding, but limit the expression of vast cross sections of the demographic. |
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The end of the book includes a short glossary of terms to help readers with certain concepts such as bel canto, leitmotif and verismo. |
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For those unversed in the fractions and factions of Labour local politics, here is a glossary. |
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The glossary is very complete and accessible and includes definitions of common prefixes. |
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The book concludes with detailed appendices, chapter notes, and a glossary. |
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More than 250 historical photographs as well as a trilingual glossary supplement the text. |
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The book also includes a short glossary, a thorough bibliography, and seven appendices. |
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Indeed it seemed so unfamiliar to would-be patrons that the menu came with an explanatory glossary of unfamiliar ingredients. |
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The book would have gained substantially from a glossary and a bibliography of secondary sources on the subject. |
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The text is broken down into four chapters, a glossary, lists of trees by category, and an index. |
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The editor provided a brief general introduction, a plain text in double columns per page, and a glossary at the end. |
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This text is followed by a selection of translated poems and a glossary of terms. |
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It is suggested that you refer to the glossary for a definition of the terms used in this outline. |
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Another helpful feature on the site is a glossary of terms that delineate the various stages of mall decrepitude. |
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Each chapter is followed by a brief summary and a glossary of key terms. |
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A glossary with a pronunciation guide will give confidence to non-Spanish-speaking adults reading aloud. |
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We use different computer programs to increase our productivity and to guarantee the preciseness and systematical use of the glossary. |
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Bold-faced text in the document indicates the first reference to a term that is defined in the glossary. |
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So, when foxed and flummoxed, there's nothing for it but this excellent glossary. |
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Those technical terms which are not explained in the texts can be found in the glossary at the end of the booklet. |
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For the convenience of the reader, definitions for some basic insurance terms, which appear italicized in the text, can be found in the glossary. |
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Plus, read an account of an escape from Scientology's Sea Org and a Scientology glossary. |
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We delve into Martin's novels and beyond to define to offer you this glossary. |
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The Daily Beast has assembled a glossary to guide you through the upcoming debate over her nomination. |
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The plan should contain a title page, a table of contents and a glossary of any specialized term used in the plan. |
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For this reason, a glossary of chat lingo can be found at the end of this fact sheet. |
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Its lay-out, plus the use of sign-posting, boxes and sub-headings, acronym lists, and glossary also helps the reader. |
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All of these resources are complimented by a glossary that initiates visitors to the vocabulary specific to the performing arts. |
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Development of training on-line and drafting a glossary of legal terminology may also be included, taking into account existing instruments. |
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This glossary consists of 215Â terms in each of the following languages: French, Creole, Fulfulde, Lingala, Mandingue, Swahili and English. |
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And this is why I decided to leave blank the final glossary of the book – there to hold the place-words that have yet to be coined. |
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This glossary should not be intended to constitute a limitative list of substances used in cosmetic products. |
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Our glossary contains explanations of terms associated with the field of heat pumps. |
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In the first two months after its launch in December 2004, the glossary was accessed 1,205 times. |
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The Appendices contain a sample audio-visual record form, a list of suppliers, a glossary of audio-visual terms and a reading list. |
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To compensate for the deficiencies of a fragmented terminology, a glossary explains certain terms that can cause confusion. |
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A glossary at the end of the document will enable you to understand any terms that may appear to be a little technical. |
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The text following the technical terms reproduced in this glossary is explanatory only and does not in any way modify the meanings of such terms. |
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The first one is a brief glossary of terms to clarify the definition of the concepts considered. |
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You may also be interested in the Bryological Resources at the Missouri Botanical Garden, including a literature database, index of moss names, and bryological glossary. |
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The glossary has been moved to the back of the manual and the index has been divided into separate sections for common and scientific plant names. |
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A glossary of what all those strange phrases in classic Christmas songs really mean. |
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A glossary of Malagasy terms and the bibliography at the end of the book are a gold mine for anyone wishing to learn more about the material culture of Madagascar. |
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The first version of the glossary was released in October, and contained over seven hundred computer related terms in English and their Swahili equivalents. |
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Brush up on your financial vocabulary with this glossary. |
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The book includes further resources, a glossary, and imaging data for his stunning astrophotos. |
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The manual was downloaded 2,860 times and the glossary 952 times. |
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A clear glossary of basic terminology that provides definitions used, and how differences are taken into account, is essential to understanding findings and conclusions. |
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The relatively high number of those disagreeing suggests that a realistic first step would be the development of a glossary of terms providing single definitions mapped against terms in use around the world. |
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The common ingredient name shall be applied for the purpose of labelling cosmetic products placed on the market at the latest twelve months after publication of the glossary in the Official Journal of the European Union. |
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The daily weighting of reserves is summarized in the glossary. |
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The book includes a glossary of terms including the Big Rip, branes, and quantum mechanics. |
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You may want to read through the glossary before you start. |
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For readers who feel they need additional review or explanations of the terms found in this section, Chapter III and the glossary to this manual may be useful. |
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This glossary is provided to assist educators in understanding various terms used in this document, as well as terms they may encounter in the context of discussions of equity and inclusive education. |
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Many of the glossary words are, like ungive, memorably vivid. |
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It also features a glossary, a reference list, and conversion factors for SI units. |
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The glossary compiled by Jacob Poole provides most of what is known about Forth and Bargy vocabulary. |
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John Trotter Brockett, writing in 1829 in his A glossary of north country words. |
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The Episcopal Church website glossary defines the sources of authority as a balance between scripture, tradition, and reason. |
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Strangest of all these strangenesses, though, was the revelation in the week I finished the book, that its originating dream of a glossary of landscape-language so vast it might encompass the world had, almost, come true. |
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The reader will also find an inverted English-French glossary of close to one thousand entries and a list of English and French acronyms and initialisms currently used in artificial intelligence. |
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The key is technical, loaded with terms seldom used outside of myrmecology, so the illustrations and glossary are particularly helpful. |
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The setting is aided by a relief map, and there is a glossary of the expressions used by the characters. |
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Theyve even inspired a whole new glossary of words describing their slobbishness from muffin top to bingo wings. |
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Volume 11 contains seven indexes, a time line, glossary, and list of maps, among other tools. |
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A complete reprint of the IPsec RFCs with an extensive index and glossary. |
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We were clearly supposed to know who these people were, but none of them meant a thing to me, and to ask him for a short glossary would expose me as someone who palpably wasn't in the in-crowd. |
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Contains a useful glossary for those not up on terms such as twitter bomb or splog, but no index. |
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Throughout this publication, selected words appear in boldface and are repeated in a glossary in Appendix A to help those unfamiliar with some of the photographic and information management terms used in the text. |
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One of the great problems in all the European institutions is that we have developed a language, a glossary of terminology that has created a barrier between ourselves and the people of Europe we represent. |
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Also included are a glossary of terms, list of support organizations, and a list of commonly prescribed medications for Parkinson's disease, essential tremor, and dystonia. |
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The app includes a glossary of more than 300 technical corrosion engineering terms, a list of constants, such as the Boltzmann constant, reference electrodes and schematics. |
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Appendixes include a glossary, a bibliography, information on energy production and consumption, the Mohs scale of mineral hardness, and the periodic table of elements. |
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Appendices, reference list, and glossary supplement the text. |
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Appendices on relative entropy in Bernoulli distributions and relative entropy and ROC curves also are included, as are a glossary and references. |
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He also wrote a grammar and glossary in Old English called Latin, later used by students interested in learning Old French because it had been glossed in Old French. |
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The site also boasts a glossary to take the mystery out of bureaucratese. |
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