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Meanings of bibliography in anglès
List of books or documents relevant to a particular subject or author.
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Usage of bibliography in anglès
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Permission to reprint previously published material may be found following the bibliography.
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Yet the guide is fragmentary, incomplete, and in no sense a bibliography.
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His massive work contains almost 200 pages of notes, bibliography and indexing.
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The former volume contains a full bibliography of manuscript and printed materials.
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The meticulous bibliography, by editor Benjamin Keatinge, leaves everyone in his debt.
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A valuable bibliography is added, and seven illustrative plates complete the paper.
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The bibliography of Scott's writings is given in three parts, as follows:
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A bibliography of nearly a hundred pages sustains a monumental literary achievement.
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A brief bibliography of books dealing with literature for children is appended.
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Nicolai's Gricchische Literaturgeschichte, though somewhat out of date, is useful for bibliography.
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Results: According to the bibliography 24 cases of mandibular IOL have been described.
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The bibliography and the chronology were prepared by the Zionist Archives and Library.
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The revision has embraced the bibliography connected with the successive periods or chapters.
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These lists are in no sense a bibliography of the subject.
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A bibliography is presented as text, while the footnotes contain the writer's autobiography.
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His bibliography contains novels, essays, note books, dramatic works and screenplays.
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