Sentence examples for been published in connection from inspiring English sources

A large number of papers have been published in connection with various generalizations of Ulam-Hyers stability results in fixed point theory and remarkable result on the stability of certain classes of functional equations via fixed point approach (see [18 29] and references therein).

Many of the laboratory culture conditions have previously been published in connection with the primary proteomics work being conducted at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory [17], [42] [55].

A report by the civil liberties union called "Boxed In," which was published in connection with the lawsuit, cited studies that found half of the inmates in solitary confinement were seriously mentally ill; solitary inmates accounted for 34percentt of all suicides in the state prison population; and those in isolation were disproportionately African-American.

The Centenary Report of the World Policy Council was published in connection with the centenary of Alpha Phi Alpha.

For most pharmaceutical cocrystals, prior art is limited since the coformer would likely not be published in connection with the crystallization of the API.

In this special issue of Global Health Action a collection of papers are published in connection with COP 16 (Cancun, Mexico, December 2010) focusing on the impact of the current climate and climate change on working people.

Anthony has been published in five countries, and his new Simon & Schuster book, The Connection, is available in bookstores.

Following the conference, selected peer-reviewed papers will be published in Rural Connections, a publication of the Western Rural Development Center at Utah State University.

Few people here knew of Mr. Durst before his photograph was published in the newspapers in connection with Mr. Black's killing.

In other words, it comes to this, that the ninth count charges as criminal, not a conspiracy to publish the articles complained of, which were innocent, but a conspiracy to suppress certain statements which were published in other newspapers in connection with or as a part of the published articles and which it is argued might have been harmful to the German cause if they had been published.

The letter was published in the Congressional Record in connection with proposed legislation concerning Ms. Wilson's benefits, and it remains available on the Library of Congress's Web site.