bibles

Those books, 3 volumes, are the bibles of Computer Science ( yes, someone will disagree) and as such they are theory.

Don't know about soccer, but both of Andrew Gelman's books are bibles for me (economics).

Open floor plan mimicry is a physical equivalent to those management bibles read, or at least propped on the desks, by management.

Foreign-language bibles were one of the tools used by the inimitable sci-fi writer R.

For latin characters it was pioneered by hand written bibles in the medival ages.

And that is a typographic law, don't question it, we have known that since we wrote bibles.

Web design was perfected in 1454 when Gutenberg typeset his Bibles with dark black text on light colored paper (also: with narrow, full-justified columns).

And Catholic Bibles have more chapters in Daniel and I think Esther.

So a more apt comparison would be a section that sells things that certain groups may find offensive - e.g., sex toys, confederate flags, bibles, guns[1].

Promoting polygamy by distribution of bibles...

Anything that we will find in the future, no matter how much it will totally demolish the bibles teachings, will be (and shall be) aligned with the bibles teachings, it doesn't matter how contorted the alignment will be.

I forget the number that was given for how many different-language Bibles the NSA has in their library, but it was impressive -- something over 900 languages.

O'Rielly books are often good, but usually a community will have one or more "bibles" that are the best track to follow.

He lied that Obama was persecuting Christians in the United States, and had given orders to burn Bibles.

In 1757 John Baskerville had invented a woven cloth paper which he used to print his Bibles.

I read the entire original Dune series a couple of few times a year, always in bed at night - I imagine, much like people read their Bibles.