Sentence examples for assisted publication from inspiring English sources

We are concerned that no content reviewers are acknowledged in the prefatory material of this text, and Trunity uses the process of "assisted publication," so it may be that the text was not subjected to as thorough a review as a traditional textbook backed by the resources of a major publishing house.

McCormack alludes to what most editors do: acquire manuscripts, assist publication and hold authors' hands.

Marketing liberalisation was assisted with publication of bulletins on export commodity liberalisation in Africa, legislation and marketing and on wholesale market management.

Graves told him not to worry; even though he had some misgivings about the writing, and was hurt that Shah had not allowed him to proofread it before publication, he said he was "so proud in having assisted in its publication", and assured Shah that it was "a marvellous book, and will be recognized as such before long.

Since then, it has published or assisted in the publication of nearly one hundred books on Texas folklore.

He also assisted in the publication of Descartes's Discours de la méthode (1637; "Discourse on Method") and took charge of soliciting the "Objections" appended to Descartes's Meditationes (1641; "Meditations").

Wrote the lead article and assisted in the publication and distribution of Reflections magazine (Spring 2007) from Yale Divinity School entitled "God's Green Earth: Creation, Faith, Crisis" (22,000 copies have been distributed).

Nicolas finally edited and assisted in the publication of Ars conjectandi in 1713.

He served as a member of the Laboratory's History Advisory Council in the late 1980s, and assisted in the publication of Critical Assembly: A Technical History of Los Alamos during the Oppenheimer Years, 1943-1945 (1993).

An internal grant awarded by UBC Okanagan (MR) assisted in covering publication costs.

While working on his research, Lars also encountered the limitations of todays tools of assisting research publications and outreach.