Sentence examples for a published brief from inspiring English sources

This report is from a published brief providing synopsis of notable occupational incidents that occurred in a Canadian province during the year of 1965.

He contributes code to darktable, an open source tool for processing photographs, and is a coeditor of ASMR4, a collaborative experiment in publishing brief books of images.

In August this year, Public Health England, a government body, published a briefing that analysed a number of existing datasets on children's wellbeing.

Han and Huang et al. ([2013]) published a brief scheme from a typical sequence-based GWAS involving the identification of high-quality haplotypes to associate molecular markers with phenotypes accurately.

As well as transforming aspects of modern physics, he has also found a new audience for his theories when he published A Brief History of Time.

The Atlantic recently published a brief, riveting account of a poor mother of two young girls who sells her plasma in order to pay bills.

In 1988 they published a brief history of the document's discovery, a Latin transcription of the original, and the first French translation in Nouvelles De La Republique Des Lettres.

A mere four years later, University of Witwatersrand anatomist Raymond Dart, Australian by birth and having been trained in England, published a brief paper describing the fossil skull of a juvenile "ape" discovered in a limestone quarry near Taung, South Africa.

A group led by researchers from the Zoological Society of London have now published a brief report in the journal Veterinary Record with the hope it will prevent any future outbreaks.

In 1934, Berners published a brief volume of autobiography, "First Childhood," for which he produced a sequel, "A Distant Prospect," 11 years later.

Announcing the news first, Liverpool published a brief 32-word statement on the player.