Sentence examples for Specific editions from inspiring English sources

The encyclopaedia was later offered in a range of foreign-language and regionally specific editions.

Readings can be made available in several formats (specific editions of books, photocopies, pdfs, etc.).

In the early 21st century Elle had the largest readership of any fashion magazine in the world, with culturally specific editions published on six continents.

According to Google, the goal behind the new version was to "make it even easier to scan through all your favorite categories and specific editions with just the swipe of a finger".

Published since 1931, the list is digitally available since 2008 and consists of several sub-lists focusing on specific editions (hardcover, trade and mass-market paperback, e-book) and topics (fiction, nonfiction, children's and graphic books are the main weekly categories).

I do think it's a way to still carry that tradition forward in the packaging, not just with vinyl but also with specific editions in the way you present the digital versions, too.

It's hard to find this specific edition.

Please check the "Upcoming" and "Currently Reading" descriptions for whether a specific edition is required.

It also invites serious considerations of font and typesetting, even to the point of recreating a specific edition of a book.

Faculty will likely not require a specific edition, although they will likely reference page numbers from the edition they are using.

Thus, this work proposes a model driven approach for the development of metadata editors, more focused on the generic treatment of metadata models than on the development of specific edition forms for a reduced set of metadata standards.