例句與造句

1. The Micropedia may not have the same distribution as the Macropedia.
2. Wikipedians are encouraged to carry out an analogous experiment on the Micropedia.
3. Since 2013 a new project has been developed under his editorship  " The Talmudic Micropedia ".
4. Unlike the 15th edition, it did not contain Macro-and Micropedia sections, but ran A through Z as all editions up to the 14th had.
5. Pick a random page & mdash; say, page 347 & mdash; of each volume of the Micropedia, and categorize all the articles on those pages.
6. It's difficult to find micropedia in a sentence. 用micropedia造句挺難的
7. Nor is Wikipedia described in the 2007 Micropedia; volume 12 ( p . 653 ) proceeds directly from Wihtred, King of Kent to the German philologist Ulrich von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff.
8. Another interesting point is that Most of the Micropedia articles have no references; therefore, if a topic is not found below, it is likely to be unreferenced in the Encyclop鎑ia Britannica.
9. :* In the staff section, there should again be a note or reference of some sort for the statement that the editorial staff writes the Micropedia articles, particularly if you're giving such a very specific example.
10. When I bought my own copy decades later, it came as a " propedia ", a " micropedia " and a " macropedia "-as well as index, atlas and one year book for each year for several years.
11. Steinberg is Director of the Torah literature publishing group Yad HaRav Herzog, head of the Editorial Board of the " Talmudic Encyclopedia " ( or Encyclopedia Talmudit ) and Editor-in-Chief of the " Talmudic Micropedia ".
12. :* Description of the Micropedia articles could focus more on what they're meant to do ( give a very brief intro to a topic, I assume, and point to appropriate Macropedia articles for more information ) rather than what they don't do.
13. In the longer term, however, an altogether more fundamental change might be considered, along the lines of an idea that has already been floated by Dr . Blofeld : the development of a Micropedia version of the encyclopedia, that would obviate the need for infoboxes altogether.
14. The practice of the " Encyclopedia Britannica " is split : the brief anonymous summary ( " Micropedia " ) article calls him Austrian, but the main article ( " Macropedia " ), written by H . C . Robbins Landon, makes no mention of a nationality.
15. Reflecting Adler's Aristotelian and Thomist bent, it was divided into an introductory volume, called a Propaedia, that set forth a classification of knowledge, a 10-volume ready-reference dictionary, called a Micropedia, and a 19-volume Macropedia filled with longer essays on major subjects.