Sentence examples for an article available from inspiring English sources

Twitter devotee Laura Doggett, director of e-learning at Westfield Community Technology College, has written an article available at www.lauradoggett.com that is held to be seminal by those inclined to witter about Twitter.

By putting on a better song-and-dance display, a group could show it had the coordination to prevail in a scrap, and could thus avoid a fight altogether, they write in an article available on the Web.

"If you want more than casual visual inspection, tank tests as well as removal or abandonment require that you use an appropriate expert," says Daniel Friedman in an article available at www.inspect-ny.com in the Heating Systems section.

By The New Yorker September 30, 2010 This week, Alex Ross writes about the composer John Cage (in an article available to subscribers online) and his radical composition "4'33"" — four minutes and thirty-three seconduringing which the audience hears only the sounds that surround them — which was first performed by the pianist David Tudor, in 1952.

In 1967, writing from the Newport Jazz Festival (in an article available to subscribers), Whitney Balliett described a performance by Ayler's quintet: Most of their efforts were expended on an occasionally funny parody of what sounded like a Salvation Army hymn and of fragments of "There's No Place Like Home" and "Eeny-Meeny-Miney-Mo".

Find out the difference between an abstract and an article available in full-text.

For the papers from 2006 and 2007, each article was reviewed by 1 author, and we addressed the problem of overlooked information by using a computer program that searched for a list of keywords in an electronic version of the article (available on request from the authors).

If there is a relevant knowledge base article available, it might pull that as suggested reading.

Vocalist.org.uk has a more technical text article available.

Fairman made his article available as a working paper on the Social Science Research Network website on April 17, 2006.

Studies that met the following criteria were included: (1) publications in English comparing FTS with conventional perioperative care in patients undergoing laparoscopic colorectal cancer surgery, (2) full text of the article available with a clear description of the FTS protocol used in the study, and (3) reporting of at least one of the outcome measures mentioned below.