Sentence examples for articles accessible from inspiring English sources

This review analyzes those articles accessible online via the ISI Web of Science and open access journals.

This fall, the new Public Library of Science will begin making peer-reviewed articles accessible free to all online.

A1 The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that a group of newspaper and magazine publishers infringed the copyrights of freelance contributors by making their articles accessible in the companies' databases after publication, without permission.

The Supreme Court ruled today that a group of newspaper and magazine publishers infringed the copyrights of freelance contributors by making their articles accessible without permission in electronic databases after publication.

To underline its belief that a smaller and more involved Web readership is more attractive, The Times plans to stop making its articles accessible via Google's news aggregation service, Google News, a spokeswoman said, though articles will still show up in Google's search engine.

Trying to make academic articles accessible to the public.

In this most recent case, I wrote to Apple CEOs Jobs and Cook on 21 March about the misrepresentation of our work in an article accessible via the Exodus app.

In keeping with our goal of making this article accessible to a broad audience, we will offer either a complete, formal Proof, or an intuitive, informal Sketch of Proof, only for specific results for which such proofs are particularly illuminating.

Open access to research articles, previously accessible through journal subscriptions, can increase the impact of the EU's €500 billion investment in research and development, and avoid wasting time and valuable resources on duplicative research.

If enacted, the measure would require that the articles be accessible online without charge within six months of their initial publication in a scholarly journal.

"The means are still somewhat vague but the determination to reach the goal of having all scientific articles freely accessible by 2020 is welcome," says long-time OA advocate Stevan Harnad of the University of Québec in Canada.