Sentence examples for author's selection from inspiring English sources

In 2000 01 a one-volume author's selection appeared, and four volumes of collected works were published.

For non-neophytes, the book's greatest interest will probably lie in the author's selection of subjects: William James, Charles Darwin and even Mary Shelley appear here, among the usual suspects from Thales to Rawls and beyond.

And some established places, like Bakeri in Williamsburg, Market in Ditmas Park, Pomegranate in Midwood and Joyce in Prospect Heights, were simply omitted from the author's selection of 355 places.

It may be a direct first-person expression apparently devoid of the author's selection and control, as in Molly Bloom's monologue concluding James Joyce's Ulysses (1922), or a third-person treatment that begins with a phrase such as "he thought" or "his thoughts turned to".

The posthumous "Slouching Toward Nirvana" (Ecco, $27.50) is the author's own selection of some of the best of his early work.Bukowski seems to write exactly as he spoke, with a kind of delightfully raw and untutored pugnaciousness.

Author's response: The selection for economy model believes that natural selection favors for short gene size, short proteins (short CDS) and short introns to minimize the energetic and time cost of gene expression, as gene's transcription and translation are slow and expensive processes.

A sampling of the late author's fiction, with selections from two unfinished novels.

"Two key words in our Trust's author selection process are 'imagination' and 'time.'".

To provide a comprehensive selection of an author's work, that's our passion and motivation," she recites, sounding zealous and then, after hearing of her interlocutor's ignorance about L.O.A., sounding miffed.

Author's response: Assuming constant selection, the rates of reciprocal beneficial and deleterious replacements at mutation-selection-drift equilibrium must be the same, as long as we consider only 2 alleles – essentially, the definition of equilibrium.

Petitioners are protesting DC Comics's selection of the author Orson Scott Card, who has called homosexuality "deviant behavior," to write a story for a digital-first "Adventures of Superman".