compendium in A Sentence

Compendium on eGovernance in India- Time to Transform.

Ever heard of the Compendium of Materia Medica?

The Compendium on Analysis of Major Incidents of 2014- 15.

Maintenance of UPU documents which include various compendia or lists.

R/ForHire is a constantly updated Compendium of companies and individuals who are hiring.

The book is meant to be a Compendium for people who do not read Compendiums.

Alfred Webb was interested in literature and history and began to write a Compendium of Irish Biography.

In one passage, he makes clear his purpose- or one of his purposes- in writing his Compendium:.

Additionally, the grantee developed a virtual legal Compendium on human trafficking, which has nearly 5,000 users.

CSL has also published a Compendium of Government of India reports on Library and Information Services.

Many pioneers of the Indian space programme, who contributed to this Compendium, were present during the function.

It is published by Al Saadawi Publications and Dar-us-Salam and is included in the USC-MSA Compendium of Muslim Texts.

Richard Barre, a medieval writer and judge, dedicated his work Compendium de veteris et novo testamento to Longchamp.

The treatise is not a Compendium of all that the Hellenistic mathematicians knew at the time about geometry;

They later dropped all beer and alcohol records from their Compendium in 1991, and reinstated the records in 2008.

On this occasion, the minister also released a Compendium of science news articles syndicated by India Science Wire(ISW) during 2017.

Com is a no-nonsense, fact-filled Compendium of all the best knowledge there is for players looking to play blackjack for money.

The Honble Minister also released the Compendium on Analysis of Major Incidents of 2014-15 and the and Safety Audit Checklists.

A Compendium of all the programmes running on Community Radio Stations all across the country was also released during the event.

Moderate-intensity rope jumping- about 100 to 120 skips per minute- burns about 13 calories a minute, according to the Compendium of Physical Activities.

This Compendium made of drawings and annotations is then refined with the team that will work on the recording, ie actors and screenwriters.

The Compendium shall not only be useful to the citizens for ready reference, but will also enable them to critically review the functioning of these organisations.

The text of the Compendium is available in fourteen languages on the Vatican website, which also gives the text of the Catechism itself in nine languages.

The history of the“Book of Sports”, a 17th-century Compendium of declarations of King James I of England, demonstrates the next phase of fears about games.

The treatise is not a Compendium of all that the Hellenistic mathematicians knew at the time about geometry; Euclid himself wrote eight more advanced books on geometry.

Digital India Awards Compendium is a compilation of the exemplary digital initiatives that have been awarded in each of the eight categories for the platinum, gold and silver awards.

At-Tasrif is a medical encyclopaedia Compendium of 30 volumes compiled from medical data that Al-Zahrawi accumulated in a medical career that spanned five decades of teaching and medical practice.

Since Karabel's own historical analysis focuses so very heavily on Jewish admissions, his book also serves as a Compendium of useful quantitative data drawn from these and similar sources.

It is a fascinating Compendium of research and information first released on the internet and now available in DVD and book form, and it certainly challenges many mainstream medical beliefs.

Until of course, sports themselves came under fire. The history of the Book of Sports, a 17th-century Compendium of declarations of King James I of England, demonstrates the next phase of fears about games.

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compendium in A Sentence

Compendium on eGovernance in India- Time to Transform.

Ever heard of the Compendium of Materia Medica?

The Compendium on Analysis of Major Incidents of 2014- 15.

Maintenance of UPU documents which include various compendia or lists.

R/ForHire is a constantly updated Compendium of companies and individuals who are hiring.

The book is meant to be a Compendium for people who do not read Compendiums.

Alfred Webb was interested in literature and history and began to write a Compendium of Irish Biography.

In one passage, he makes clear his purpose- or one of his purposes- in writing his Compendium:.

Additionally, the grantee developed a virtual legal Compendium on human trafficking, which has nearly 5,000 users.

CSL has also published a Compendium of Government of India reports on Library and Information Services.

Many pioneers of the Indian space programme, who contributed to this Compendium, were present during the function.

It is published by Al Saadawi Publications and Dar-us-Salam and is included in the USC-MSA Compendium of Muslim Texts.

Richard Barre, a medieval writer and judge, dedicated his work Compendium de veteris et novo testamento to Longchamp.

The treatise is not a Compendium of all that the Hellenistic mathematicians knew at the time about geometry;

They later dropped all beer and alcohol records from their Compendium in 1991, and reinstated the records in 2008.

On this occasion, the minister also released a Compendium of science news articles syndicated by India Science Wire(ISW) during 2017.

Com is a no-nonsense, fact-filled Compendium of all the best knowledge there is for players looking to play blackjack for money.

The Honble Minister also released the Compendium on Analysis of Major Incidents of 2014-15 and the and Safety Audit Checklists.

A Compendium of all the programmes running on Community Radio Stations all across the country was also released during the event.

Moderate-intensity rope jumping- about 100 to 120 skips per minute- burns about 13 calories a minute, according to the Compendium of Physical Activities.

This Compendium made of drawings and annotations is then refined with the team that will work on the recording, ie actors and screenwriters.

The Compendium shall not only be useful to the citizens for ready reference, but will also enable them to critically review the functioning of these organisations.

The text of the Compendium is available in fourteen languages on the Vatican website, which also gives the text of the Catechism itself in nine languages.

The history of the“Book of Sports”, a 17th-century Compendium of declarations of King James I of England, demonstrates the next phase of fears about games.

The treatise is not a Compendium of all that the Hellenistic mathematicians knew at the time about geometry; Euclid himself wrote eight more advanced books on geometry.

Digital India Awards Compendium is a compilation of the exemplary digital initiatives that have been awarded in each of the eight categories for the platinum, gold and silver awards.

At-Tasrif is a medical encyclopaedia Compendium of 30 volumes compiled from medical data that Al-Zahrawi accumulated in a medical career that spanned five decades of teaching and medical practice.

Since Karabel's own historical analysis focuses so very heavily on Jewish admissions, his book also serves as a Compendium of useful quantitative data drawn from these and similar sources.

It is a fascinating Compendium of research and information first released on the internet and now available in DVD and book form, and it certainly challenges many mainstream medical beliefs.

Until of course, sports themselves came under fire. The history of the Book of Sports, a 17th-century Compendium of declarations of King James I of England, demonstrates the next phase of fears about games.

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compendium in A Sentence

Compendium on eGovernance in India- Time to Transform.

Ever heard of the Compendium of Materia Medica?

The Compendium on Analysis of Major Incidents of 2014- 15.

Maintenance of UPU documents which include various compendia or lists.

R/ForHire is a constantly updated Compendium of companies and individuals who are hiring.

The book is meant to be a Compendium for people who do not read Compendiums.

Alfred Webb was interested in literature and history and began to write a Compendium of Irish Biography.

In one passage, he makes clear his purpose- or one of his purposes- in writing his Compendium:.

Additionally, the grantee developed a virtual legal Compendium on human trafficking, which has nearly 5,000 users.

CSL has also published a Compendium of Government of India reports on Library and Information Services.

Many pioneers of the Indian space programme, who contributed to this Compendium, were present during the function.

It is published by Al Saadawi Publications and Dar-us-Salam and is included in the USC-MSA Compendium of Muslim Texts.

Richard Barre, a medieval writer and judge, dedicated his work Compendium de veteris et novo testamento to Longchamp.

The treatise is not a Compendium of all that the Hellenistic mathematicians knew at the time about geometry;

They later dropped all beer and alcohol records from their Compendium in 1991, and reinstated the records in 2008.

On this occasion, the minister also released a Compendium of science news articles syndicated by India Science Wire(ISW) during 2017.

Com is a no-nonsense, fact-filled Compendium of all the best knowledge there is for players looking to play blackjack for money.

The Honble Minister also released the Compendium on Analysis of Major Incidents of 2014-15 and the and Safety Audit Checklists.

A Compendium of all the programmes running on Community Radio Stations all across the country was also released during the event.

Moderate-intensity rope jumping- about 100 to 120 skips per minute- burns about 13 calories a minute, according to the Compendium of Physical Activities.

This Compendium made of drawings and annotations is then refined with the team that will work on the recording, ie actors and screenwriters.

The Compendium shall not only be useful to the citizens for ready reference, but will also enable them to critically review the functioning of these organisations.

The text of the Compendium is available in fourteen languages on the Vatican website, which also gives the text of the Catechism itself in nine languages.

The history of the“Book of Sports”, a 17th-century Compendium of declarations of King James I of England, demonstrates the next phase of fears about games.

The treatise is not a Compendium of all that the Hellenistic mathematicians knew at the time about geometry; Euclid himself wrote eight more advanced books on geometry.

Digital India Awards Compendium is a compilation of the exemplary digital initiatives that have been awarded in each of the eight categories for the platinum, gold and silver awards.

At-Tasrif is a medical encyclopaedia Compendium of 30 volumes compiled from medical data that Al-Zahrawi accumulated in a medical career that spanned five decades of teaching and medical practice.

Since Karabel's own historical analysis focuses so very heavily on Jewish admissions, his book also serves as a Compendium of useful quantitative data drawn from these and similar sources.

It is a fascinating Compendium of research and informa­tion first released on the internet and now available in DVD and book form, and it certainly challenges many mainstream medical beliefs.

Until of course, sports themselves came under fire. The history of the Book of Sports, a 17th-century Compendium of declarations of King James I of England, demonstrates the next phase of fears about games.

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It is a fascinating Compendium of research and information first released on the internet and now available in DVD and book form, and it certainly challenges many mainstream medical beliefs.