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• Communication Law Conspectus, 13, 7-34.
• The Research Libraries Group's conspectus is still posted at the Library of Congress.
• It was first published by Schinz in'Conspectus Flor?Afric?No5 . in 1894.
• This placement was followed by Simpson in his 1972 " Conspectus of Patagonian fossil penguins"
• All these things were now his in generous abundance, and his whole conspectus of life changed accordingly.
• German naturalist Heinrich Kuhl described the brown-necked parrot in his 1819 work " Conspectus Psittacorum ".
• In 1936 Einstein wrote a paper, in German, in which, amongst other matters, he considered quantum mechanics in general conspectus.
• According to Xos?L . G . Paz, it may have been derived from the name Conspecti ( genitive of the name Conspectus ).
• This is a remarkable conspectus of man's place in the universe which ranges over a very wide field of scientific and philosophical inquiry.
• Panigrahi, G . and Arvind Kumar ( 1988 ) A conspectus of the genus Cotoneaster Ehrhart ex Medic . ( Rosaceae ) in India.
• He published the first volume of his " Conspectus Generum Avium " before his death, the second volume being edited by Hermann Schlegel.
• In 1817 he published a monograph on bats, and in 1819 he published a survey of the parrots, " Conspectus psittacorum ".
• His major works included the " Birds of Vietnam " and the " Conspectus of the ornithological fauna of the USSR " ( 1990 ).
• Exell continued his collaboration with Coimbra University and Mendon鏰, publishing the first volume of the " " Conspectus Florae Angolensis " " ( 1937 1951 ).
• On 14 December he was presented with the  Brief Conspectus of League of Nations Organization, which would later be called the  Cecil Plan at the Paris Peace Conference.
• He also wrote an article for the " Conspectus of the World Encyclopaedia of Black Peoples of the World " that was published by Scholarly Press in September 1975.
• But these naval tales are blended into a larger panorama of Georgian society and politics, science, medicine, botany and the whole conspectus of contemporary Enlightenment knowledge about the natural world.
• She sent the manuscript of the new work to Moore, who wrote : " You have here what is indeed a conspectus of experience, and I thank you for the book.
• They thus had the merit of allowing " a most intriguing conspectus of the development of Sorabji s thought on a number of topics that have long been of interest to him ."
• At the very beginning of our book, we gave a conspectus of the "'waves " pouring into the Archipelago [ labour camps ] during the two decades up to 1937.