Definition of sourcebook in English:

sourcebook

nounˈsɔːsbʊkˈsɔrsˌbʊk

A collection of writings and articles on a particular subject, especially one used as a basic introduction to that subject.
Example sentencesExamples
- So whether you are a technical writer, content coordinator, documentation manager or developer you will definitely find this the ideal sourcebook for you.
- All the information we have about its content derives from later commentators who heavily relied on it as a model and sourcebook.
- This configuration of each entry renders the entire sourcebook user-friendly as a reference in selecting texts for a course, and in researching secondary sources for a project.
- Many other sourcebooks, handbooks, manuals, bibliographies, and topical encyclopedias, both general and specific, are available.
- 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.
- A comprehensive sourcebook for the highly influential postwar development in American art, this book presents key texts from the movement as well as a wide selection of illustrations.
- And although it is a bit costly and fairly heavy even in paperback, it is a potentially useful sourcebook for teaching.
- Since these volumes were published, a basic sourcebook of Latin texts has appeared.
- The revision of the 1983 edition enhanced an already solid sourcebook, and it will continue to be a collection used by many seminary students.
- It represents, moreover, one of the best sourcebooks for researchers in cognitive science.
- For the Greeks, negotiation formed part of rhetoric and Aristotle's manual is still an important sourcebook.
- The new edition of this practical sourcebook, first published in 1998, is a deliciously illustrated guide to fabrics, wallpapers, tiles, paints and floor coverings.
- 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.
- A complete revision of the 1987 edition, the sourcebook provides information on new value-added uses for corn, genetic modifications of corn, popcorn and ornamental corn, and mycotoxins in corn.
- These oversights are rather limiting for a text that purports to serve as a sourcebook.
- So, when I finished my lunch I had a poke around in the philosophy section, looking for a good but not too heavy sourcebook.
- Nicely produced (although rather poorly illustrated), it will be a useful sourcebook for the burgeoning field of food studies.
- Consider Architectural Graphic Standards, a sourcebook for design and construction details first published in 1932.
- What's the purpose of publishing a great industry sourcebook like we have this month if we don't continue to support the efforts of vocational masonry instructors and the success of their programs.
- The book is strongest as a compelling and thorough sourcebook on the multiple ways in which Americans have historically crossed racial borders in their professional, social and personal lives.

Definition of sourcebook in US English:

sourcebook

nounˈsɔrsˌbʊkˈsôrsˌbo͝ok

A collection of writings and articles on a particular subject, especially one used as a basic introduction to that subject.
Example sentencesExamples
- The revision of the 1983 edition enhanced an already solid sourcebook, and it will continue to be a collection used by many seminary students.
- Nicely produced (although rather poorly illustrated), it will be a useful sourcebook for the burgeoning field of food studies.
- Consider Architectural Graphic Standards, a sourcebook for design and construction details first published in 1932.
- So whether you are a technical writer, content coordinator, documentation manager or developer you will definitely find this the ideal sourcebook for you.
- What's the purpose of publishing a great industry sourcebook like we have this month if we don't continue to support the efforts of vocational masonry instructors and the success of their programs.
- This configuration of each entry renders the entire sourcebook user-friendly as a reference in selecting texts for a course, and in researching secondary sources for a project.
- The book is strongest as a compelling and thorough sourcebook on the multiple ways in which Americans have historically crossed racial borders in their professional, social and personal lives.
- 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.
- For the Greeks, negotiation formed part of rhetoric and Aristotle's manual is still an important sourcebook.
- A complete revision of the 1987 edition, the sourcebook provides information on new value-added uses for corn, genetic modifications of corn, popcorn and ornamental corn, and mycotoxins in corn.
- And although it is a bit costly and fairly heavy even in paperback, it is a potentially useful sourcebook for teaching.
- Many other sourcebooks, handbooks, manuals, bibliographies, and topical encyclopedias, both general and specific, are available.
- It represents, moreover, one of the best sourcebooks for researchers in cognitive science.
- These oversights are rather limiting for a text that purports to serve as a sourcebook.
- The new edition of this practical sourcebook, first published in 1998, is a deliciously illustrated guide to fabrics, wallpapers, tiles, paints and floor coverings.
- 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.
- So, when I finished my lunch I had a poke around in the philosophy section, looking for a good but not too heavy sourcebook.
- All the information we have about its content derives from later commentators who heavily relied on it as a model and sourcebook.
- A comprehensive sourcebook for the highly influential postwar development in American art, this book presents key texts from the movement as well as a wide selection of illustrations.
- Since these volumes were published, a basic sourcebook of Latin texts has appeared.

单词	sourcebook
释义	Definition of sourcebook in English: sourcebook nounˈsɔːsbʊkˈsɔrsˌbʊk A collection of writings and articles on a particular subject, especially one used as a basic introduction to that subject. Example sentencesExamples So whether you are a technical writer, content coordinator, documentation manager or developer you will definitely find this the ideal sourcebook for you. All the information we have about its content derives from later commentators who heavily relied on it as a model and sourcebook. This configuration of each entry renders the entire sourcebook user-friendly as a reference in selecting texts for a course, and in researching secondary sources for a project. Many other sourcebooks, handbooks, manuals, bibliographies, and topical encyclopedias, both general and specific, are available. 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. A comprehensive sourcebook for the highly influential postwar development in American art, this book presents key texts from the movement as well as a wide selection of illustrations. And although it is a bit costly and fairly heavy even in paperback, it is a potentially useful sourcebook for teaching. Since these volumes were published, a basic sourcebook of Latin texts has appeared. The revision of the 1983 edition enhanced an already solid sourcebook, and it will continue to be a collection used by many seminary students. It represents, moreover, one of the best sourcebooks for researchers in cognitive science. For the Greeks, negotiation formed part of rhetoric and Aristotle's manual is still an important sourcebook. The new edition of this practical sourcebook, first published in 1998, is a deliciously illustrated guide to fabrics, wallpapers, tiles, paints and floor coverings. 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. A complete revision of the 1987 edition, the sourcebook provides information on new value-added uses for corn, genetic modifications of corn, popcorn and ornamental corn, and mycotoxins in corn. These oversights are rather limiting for a text that purports to serve as a sourcebook. So, when I finished my lunch I had a poke around in the philosophy section, looking for a good but not too heavy sourcebook. Nicely produced (although rather poorly illustrated), it will be a useful sourcebook for the burgeoning field of food studies. Consider Architectural Graphic Standards, a sourcebook for design and construction details first published in 1932. What's the purpose of publishing a great industry sourcebook like we have this month if we don't continue to support the efforts of vocational masonry instructors and the success of their programs. The book is strongest as a compelling and thorough sourcebook on the multiple ways in which Americans have historically crossed racial borders in their professional, social and personal lives. Definition of sourcebook in US English: sourcebook nounˈsɔrsˌbʊkˈsôrsˌbo͝ok A collection of writings and articles on a particular subject, especially one used as a basic introduction to that subject. Example sentencesExamples The revision of the 1983 edition enhanced an already solid sourcebook, and it will continue to be a collection used by many seminary students. Nicely produced (although rather poorly illustrated), it will be a useful sourcebook for the burgeoning field of food studies. Consider Architectural Graphic Standards, a sourcebook for design and construction details first published in 1932. So whether you are a technical writer, content coordinator, documentation manager or developer you will definitely find this the ideal sourcebook for you. What's the purpose of publishing a great industry sourcebook like we have this month if we don't continue to support the efforts of vocational masonry instructors and the success of their programs. This configuration of each entry renders the entire sourcebook user-friendly as a reference in selecting texts for a course, and in researching secondary sources for a project. The book is strongest as a compelling and thorough sourcebook on the multiple ways in which Americans have historically crossed racial borders in their professional, social and personal lives. 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. For the Greeks, negotiation formed part of rhetoric and Aristotle's manual is still an important sourcebook. A complete revision of the 1987 edition, the sourcebook provides information on new value-added uses for corn, genetic modifications of corn, popcorn and ornamental corn, and mycotoxins in corn. And although it is a bit costly and fairly heavy even in paperback, it is a potentially useful sourcebook for teaching. Many other sourcebooks, handbooks, manuals, bibliographies, and topical encyclopedias, both general and specific, are available. It represents, moreover, one of the best sourcebooks for researchers in cognitive science. These oversights are rather limiting for a text that purports to serve as a sourcebook. The new edition of this practical sourcebook, first published in 1998, is a deliciously illustrated guide to fabrics, wallpapers, tiles, paints and floor coverings. 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. So, when I finished my lunch I had a poke around in the philosophy section, looking for a good but not too heavy sourcebook. All the information we have about its content derives from later commentators who heavily relied on it as a model and sourcebook. A comprehensive sourcebook for the highly influential postwar development in American art, this book presents key texts from the movement as well as a wide selection of illustrations. Since these volumes were published, a basic sourcebook of Latin texts has appeared.
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