Sentences with word «encyclopedia»

We preview the Albany Law Review event, A Loaded Debate: The Right to Keep and Bear Arms in the 21st Century, with Robert L. Schultz, Founder and Chairman of the We The People Foundation for Constitutional Education, Inc. and Robert Spitzer, Ph.D., SUNY Cortland professor and author of Encyclopedia of Gun Policy and Gun Rights and The Politics of Gun Control.

A brief internet search revealed a Canadian Encyclopedia entry, a Wikipedia listing, and a Centre for Canadian Contemporary Art listing for Painters Eleven.

Instead of having the entire collection of Encyclopedia Britannica line of books, you now have a subscription based online service.

«Designing Distributed Learning Experiences: An Overview» (with D.J. Ketelhut, P. Whitehouse, and T. Brown - L'Bahy) in Encyclopedia of Online Learning, (2005)

To read further, check out my latest article in the Nolopedia, Nolo's free encyclopedia of legal information.

For roughly a decade, legal researcher Andrew Zimmerman has published Zimmerman's Research Guide, an online encyclopedia for legal researchers.

Donations could include purchasing a new set of encyclopedias for the library or a new computer for the classroom, or giving a gift of money to the school to help with a project that the school would like to complete.

(PDF - 243 KB) Centre of Excellence for Early Childhood Development (2005) In Encyclopedia on Early Childhood Development Examines the conceptual and empirical basis for strategies for improving child outcomes, such as increasing parents» knowledge of development norms, reducing age - inappropriate expectations or dysfunctional attributions, and increasing parents» capacity to regulate their own emotions.

Progressing through these modes will unlock points that can be used to unlock other various goodies such as encyclopedia entries on the various enemies and the game's soundtrack (Play Coins earned through the handheld's pedometer can also be used), but these modes simply rehash the existing content found in the game.

But at that point it's probably easier for counsel to just photocopy a page from Encyclopedia Britannica.

As Encyclopedia Britannica, a fixture in reference books, announced yesterday that it has created its last print edition, GoodeReader talked to Mark Gross, CEO of Data Conversion Laboratory, about what this type of development holds for academia and for the perception of what value a book has.

Bomis created Nupedia as a free online encyclopedia with content submitted by experts and a tedious, slow review process.

You should also review what The New Encyclopædia Britannica and The New Catholic Encyclopedia say about the word Trinity not being a requirement for being a Christian.

And while the expense of the OED is not strictly the paper and printing, but rather the teams of people who sit hunched over keyboards every day in order to ensure that the information is accurate and comprehensive, the fact of the matter is Googling the information is free, a fact that has already toppled other mainstays of printed volume reference works like Encyclopedia Britannica.

He went straight through the family's set of World Book encyclopedias from beginning to end.

So while I had become a walking encyclopedia on pregnancy and childbirth, when it came to parenting I'd never got past the instructions on how to bathe a baby and buckle him into his car seat.

² Information, in International Encyclopedia of Information and Library Science 244 (John Feather & Paul Sturges eds., 2d ed.

«Ambrogi: «FindLaw's aging core, part 2: The numbers» Main Fourth Amendment via Oxford Encyclopedia of Legal History»

Motivated by national conversations on police brutality and the failures of the justice system, Jones, whose previous body of work used encyclopedias as a source material, turned to legal texts.

Schoenberg had a particular interest in developing atonal music [where the functional harmony as a primary structural element is absent — definition by Encyclopedia Britannica], shifting from the conventional notion of having a «home key.»

We aim to support and promote Wikimedia projects, such as the free online Encyclopedia Wikipedia and the multimedia database Wikimedia Commons.

For instance, from Encyclopedia Brittanica... «Some lagomorphs (rabbits and hares) are capable of re-ingesting moist and nutritionally rich fecal pellets, a practice considered comparable to cud - chewing in ruminants...»

By necessity, some emotion has to be involved; otherwise, we'd all be writing encyclopedia entries.

Another fun book idea is to buy old encyclopedia volumes for pennies at garage and library sales.

Students use all kinds of resources — including encyclopedias, almanacs, bios and other books, and the Internet — to locate specific information about each president.

The Monster Hunter series is hugely popular and Capcom went all out with the Monster Hunter Freedom Unite Encyclopedia Gigantica Press Kit, really capturing the essence of the game in a high quality unique design.

Today's successful resumes are marketing tools, not encyclopedia entries.

If you want to read what should be clear, even to those not academically trained, explanations of how law is made in the common law systems — of which Canada is one — you'll find them in the online Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.

Good news for fans of the Legend of Zelda series: the Legend of Zelda Encyclopedia book will be released in English on April 24th, next year!

On 15 December 2015, Kyle Shewfelt spoke to Jeremy Freeborn for The Canadian Encyclopedia at Canada's Sports Hall of Fame in Calgary.

Reblogged this on I Read Encyclopedias for Fun and commented: Very interesting.

So if the abilities to buzz in quickly and summon facts instantaneously are key skills to doing well in quiz competitions, do quiz kids even need to read entire encyclopedia sets or study before matches?

Wikipedia the FREE encyclopedia says «culture jamming sometimes entails transforming mass media to produce... satirical commentary about itself.»

The Love Quotes encyclopedia offers a great collection of famous love quotes, poems, and sayings from famous authors, poets, songs, and movies.

pages that contain text (I used some vintage encyclopedia pages), and my assistant (age 4) used watercolour paint to make a couple of green pages and a few brown - tinged pages.

Comprehensive — A Halsburys encyclopedia covers the complete range of legal subjects, including subjects so narrow that they would not ordinarily be the subject of a legal treatise or monograph.

Wahler writes regularly for international magazines, including Flash Art International, Parkett Magazine, and Art Press Magazine, among others, and has contributed to many academic publications and exhibition catalogs on a range of contemporary art topics, including the art encyclopedia From Yodeling to Quantum Physics in five volumes.

Rehearsal will feature over 60 drawings by the British artist, tracking her incorporation of patterns and motifs as varied as Jimi Hendrix album art and 19th - century animal encyclopedia illustrations.

In the United Kingdom, Halsburys is the biggest money maker for Butterworths, while in France, the name of the Juris Classeur encyclopedias became the name of the company itself.

David Cameron has come to the defence of Grant Shapps after the Conservative chairman was accused of anonymously editing his own entry and those of other Tory politicians on internet encyclopedia Wikipedia.

Last, but certainly not least, is Yoga Journal's Complete Beginners Guide with Pose Encyclopedia.

Finally, a multi volume encyclopedia of words and phrases was created with full definitions, to replace a single volume with key words and citations.

All data is from the Cancer Cell Line Encyclopedia resource.

My guest Wardeh Harmon (also known as «Wardee») is quite literally a living encyclopedia when it comes to traditional food preparation.

Why are so many works by single artists — male artists who enjoy art - superstar reputations — hung as if animating visual encyclopedia entries, occupying one gallery upon the next upon the next?