| Nicely produced, it will be a useful sourcebook for the burgeoning field of food studies. |
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| So, when I finished my lunch I had a poke around in the philosophy section, looking for a good but not too heavy sourcebook. |
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| These oversights are rather limiting for a text that purports to serve as a sourcebook. |
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| For the Greeks, negotiation formed part of rhetoric and Aristotle's manual is still an important sourcebook. |
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| The revision of the 1983 edition enhanced an already solid sourcebook, and it will continue to be a collection used by many seminary students. |
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| Since these volumes were published, a basic sourcebook of Latin texts has appeared. |
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| And although it is a bit costly and fairly heavy even in paperback, it is a potentially useful sourcebook for teaching. |
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| All the information we have about its content derives from later commentators who heavily relied on it as a model and sourcebook. |
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| The Web version replaces the 104-page, spiral-bound sourcebook originally created to assist media reporters in identifying university specialists. |
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| It provides the essential sourcebook of information and guidance for those researching and managing heron population. |
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| So whether you are a technical writer, content coordinator, documentation manager or developer you will definitely find this the ideal sourcebook for you. |
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| The book is intended-and it succeeds admirably-as a sourcebook to inform and inspire mental health, pastoral, and human-service professionals of all disciplines. |
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| The new edition of this practical sourcebook, first published in 1998, is a deliciously illustrated guide to fabrics, wallpapers, tiles, paints and floor coverings. |
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| As a general primer and sourcebook this will prove useful, but the evolution of American urban design and its consequences demand more insight than is to be found here. |
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| His sourcebook as a whole, the first that I know of in any language, will be immensely useful to classicists and non-classicists alike. |
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| Claude drew in a notebook with pen, ink and chalk and wash en plein air whatever took his fancy and then elaborated the drawing as a sourcebook for later painterly concepts. |
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| Remodelista remodelista.com Part magazine, part sourcebook, Remodelista has editorial contacts worldwide and its mix of stories reflect this global reach. |
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| The main impetus for this publication came from the Communication and Information Sector of UNESCO, which provided the terms of reference for the sourcebook. |
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| That sourcebook is aimed at players of fighters, rogues, rangers, and warlords, and by design you're not going to find much in that book to appeal to other characters. |
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| Boyd Technologies has launched its Sourcebook material sourcing website at www. |
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| The national organization has published a special consumer informational piece that will be included as part of the 2015 Sourcebook for Long Term Care Insurance Information. |
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| Now in an updated fourth edition, Sustainable World Sourcebook is a manual suggesting solutions for crucial environmental issues of the twenty-first century. |
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| Autism and Pervasive Developmental Disorders Sourcebook appears in a new second edition to provide the latest studies and reports on autism and related disorders. |
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| Lang, Sourcebook of pyroelectricity, Gordon and Breach, New York pp. |
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