Sentence examples for blue publication from inspiring English sources

Percentage of the 58 compound target interaction pairs from the reference set (where the publication found in ChEMBL is not the earliest publication) for which the delay between publication in the scientific literature after appearing in a patent is less or equal to a given number of years (blue publication from manual search vs. patents, red publication from ChEMBL vs. patents).

The curve of all DFT publications (blue line) is nearly parallel to the curve of DFT publications with a connection to a RN (substance-related DFT publications, red line) until 2012.

Instead of thinking green, Beistegui viewed his land "as another canvas on which to realize ideas," says Clive Aslet, the editor of Country Life, a very blue-and-white publication (www.countrylife.co.uk).co.uk

Perma.cc has been successful in part because durability is a very important selling point for attorneysA signal of this is that the latest edition of the official editorial manual for law publications (the "blue book"), now recommends that links included in legal publication be archived.

The show "can never afford to be wrong," Ms. Bell Blue told the trade publication TV Week in 2004.

Another good reason to celebrate is this month's publication of The Blue Moment: Miles Davis's Kind of Blue and the remaking of modern music – Guardian journalist Richard Williams's illuminating personal essay looking at the record's impact on jazz, pop and contemporary-classical music.

Playgirl shared offices with Blue Horizon's other publications in a fluorescent-lighted hive of gray cubicles in an old Art Deco building near Grand Central Terminal.

Note that while some may advocate also for Open Access to publications, the Blue Obelisk goals (ODOSOS) focus more on the availability of the underlying scientific data, standards (to exchange data), and code (to reproduce results).

In January 2010, Wainwright said the following of the album: On February 22, The New Yorker featured a video of Wainwright performing "The Krugman Blues" and complimenting the publication's March 2010 article which profiled economist Paul Krugman.

Each point represents an author and the color of the point varies from blue to red presenting the publication volume.

By this time the fans' matchday publication Yellow and Blue was outselling the official Wimbledon F.C. programme by three to one.