Sentence examples for a published copy from inspiring English sources

Additionally, a published copy of the first edition, signed and annotated throughout by Ginsberg, can be found.

When a published copy in a library's collections is not available for loan, which is very often the case, the researcher's need can be met by a photocopy.

For works first published before 1978, for example, the absence of a copyright notice from a published copy generally indicates that the work is not protected by copyright.

Also, a carbon typescript draft and a published copy of Albert Force 1897-1970; letters from Elizabeth B. Wells inquiring about Force; and congratulatory letters to Wells on her book.

(Mr. Johnson, a Harvard art librarian early in his career, is known in the field as an intensely thorough bibliographer and archivist). Also included are the 16-page maquettes of artist's books that Mr. Frank, Mr. Heath, and Mr. Wood created for the catalog, as well as a published copy of the one Mr. Heinecken published himself.

The second series, Writings, features manuscript drafts and a published copy of York's autobiography, as well as copies of three of his instructional texts.

Ms. Jackson said the group regretted that it was in the guide and would cover the page with a label in all published copies and remove the page from future printings.

In a letter to Mr. Drennan, Mr. Mills wrote, "I told no lies, but I turned some very tricky corners, to put it mildly, and so kept Mr. B. out of a great deal of trouble he would have been in had I said all I knew," according to a widely published copy of the letter.

"I told no lies, but I turned some very tricky corners, to put it mildly, and so kept Mr. B. out of a great deal of trouble he would have been in had I said all I knew," he said, according to a widely published copy of the letter.

A meta analysis of published copy number data recently was provided by Sun et al. [ 48].

Published copy.