Sentence examples for a digest of published from inspiring English sources

Ratings from Flixster users are included, but the content from Flixster's Rotten Tomatoes service, a digest of published reviews from media outlets, is much better.

(We outlined those criticisms here; a digest of the critiques published by London's Science Media Centre is here). Seralini's background as a long-time critic of genetically modified foods lent credibility to critics' assertions that his study was designed from the first to support a predetermined conclusion.

Upon entering his new field of usefulness he was stationed at Washington Arsenal, D. C., at the same time being placed in the Secretary of War's office to prepare "A Digest of Military Laws," which was published in 1833.

It was first published in 1922 as a digest of condensed articles of topical interest and entertainment value taken from other periodicals.

A digest of last week's prophetic and interpretive thought.

A digest of the past week's prophetic and interpretive thought.

digest is a digest of the global message and is encrypted using the negotiated key GKDH.

The integrity is done by the field digest which is a digest of the original message.

Mr Flannery is a respected biologist with plenty of published papers to his name, but the book feels dilettantish, with a dizzying array of concepts introduced, briefly discussed, then dispensed with before the reader has had time to digest them.

Another source is Antique Radio Classified, a monthly advertising digest published in Carlisle, Mass.

His most common tweet is a link to The Eddie Izzard Daily, a daily digest that publishes people he follows.