"Encyclopedia entries" refers to articles or sections in an encyclopedia that provide information about a specific topic. These entries contain comprehensive knowledge about various subjects, such as historical events, scientific theories, famous people, or geographical locations.
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I never envisioned publishing
encyclopedia entries on Islamic philosophers, writing about critical thinking pedagogy, investigating the doctrine of stare decisis, or sending out book proposals (as you might guess, it's the «jack - of - all - trades» syndrome, but I'm more interested in the politics and ethics of intellectual responsibility than professional standing and status): nothing could have been further from my mind!
He never stopped trying new things, even after he'd become someone with an
entire encyclopedia entry's worth of things named after him.
It contains
free encyclopedia entries that directly connect to primary source documents, making it a perfect tool for educators looking to give students a starting point in their research.
A better tutorial and adding some
actual encyclopedia entries to the encyclopedia could remedy that and help ease players in to the learning process of their game.
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.
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?
A brief internet search revealed a
Canadian Encyclopedia entry, a Wikipedia listing, and a Centre for Canadian Contemporary Art listing for Painters Eleven.
To date, James is the author of several books, including Swarm Intelligence: What Nature Teaches Us About Shaping Creative Leadership (Palgrave Macmillan, 2013), as well as over 25 peer - reviewed articles and papers, ten book chapters, and four
encyclopedia entries on the arts, education, creativity and human identity.
And when I asked for more, you sent me poems, essays, books, articles,
encyclopedia entries, and even songs — little gifts that softened my defensive posture by infusing me with fresh curiosity.
Second, Hurtado reduces the «mono - episcopacy» to a footnote and simply refers the reader to
an encyclopedia entry.
But
no encyclopedia entry could tell you what McIlroy's 2014 was really all about.
It is not
an encyclopedia entry; it is not a biography or a biographical article; it is not a collection of links.
The end products created by all those swarming amateurs are
encyclopedia entries, supplemented by hyperlinks — no different from what you would find on any of the traditional online encyclopedias, including Britannica.
their little world is disrupted when they venture into the streets to further their knowledge of contemporary slang (for
an encyclopedia entry) and come home with floozy Barbara Stanwyck.
Have multiple copies of documents related to that question (literary criticism,
encyclopedia entries, op - eds, news articles, etc.) and multiple dictionaries on a table for students to use — I recommend saying nothing about these and seeing what happens.
For a social studies lesson, you might want your students to scan a set of codes that takes one group to National Geographic's website, another group to an image of a world map, and a third group to
an encyclopedia entry about explorers.
Reviewing various documents from across the past 150 years — research studies, government reports,
encyclopedia entries, pronouncements of august organizations, teacher blogs, methods guides — revealed that we educators have been pretty sloppy in our use of that term.
If there were
an encyclopedia entry for «unrealized expectations,» the promise of the Mitsubishi Outlander's coming to North America might be featured, but don't let that dissuade you as it could be here by year's end.
Consider
this your encyclopedia entry.
The writing is straight exposition, not unlike
an encyclopedia entry.
Cumming's attention to the set - up in the first half may frustrate readers looking for an action - adventure novel... In addition, the history of the Basque separatists is complex, and at times the way Cumming chooses to relate it comes off as clumsy — too forced and too much like
an encyclopedia entry... Nevertheless, this is an exceptionally well - written addition to the genre.
Your author bio isn't
an encyclopedia entry.
Along the way maybe you'll be close to an outpost and meet your first alien who speaks in an incomprehensible language, one which you can gradually piece together one word at a time by finding Knowledge Stones,
encyclopedia entries and ancient monoliths scattered across the galaxy.
He holds a PhD from The University of New Mexico and has published approximately sixty journal articles, book chapters, critical essays, and
encyclopedia entries.
He holds a PhD from The University of New Mexico and has published more than sixty journal articles, book chapters, critical essays, and
encyclopedia entries.
Miner holds a PhD from The University of New Mexico and has published approximately sixty journal articles, book chapters, critical essays, and
encyclopedia entries.
Encyclopedia entry (forthcoming), «Differencing Vancouver,» Histories of Photography in Canada, Martha Langford and Sara Angel, eds.
Miner holds a PhD from The University of New Mexico, Albuquerque and has published approximately sixty journal articles, book chapters, critical essays, and
encyclopedia entries.
Ted's bibliography is a bit less granular, looking at 45 topics, but he goes beyond the essential books and also lists relevant journals,
encyclopedia entries, reporters and websites.
If the texts and
encyclopedia entries you find are too general, are outdated, or don't deal specifically with your jurisdiction, concentrate on finding journal articles or continuing legal education seminar papers.