Sentence examples for collaborative publications from inspiring English sources

Across Austria, Germany, Switzerland, and beyond, friendships formed amongst artists concerned with generating new avenues of access to their artistic aims, often realized in the form of public group events, as well as collaborative publications like art journals, inexpensive multiples, and artists' books, all of which could be widely circulated and enjoyed independently of fine art institutions.

Their collaborative publications include The Foundations of Differential Geometry (1932), now regarded as a classic.

In general, international collaborative publications resulted in more citations than single country publications.

We organize Executive Sessions intensive conversations among leading practitioners and scholars in a specific field that span several years, punctuated by research, practical experimentation, and collaborative publications.

As the laboratory's neuroanatomist, Dr. McKenna provides expert validation of the physiological and behavioral findings of the laboratory, evident in his role as investigator on five laboratory grants and numerous collaborative publications.

Through more focused and collaborative efforts, our goal is to increase the number of available clinical trials and collaborative publications, and to enhance our patients' experience through a team-based approach to care.

Two recent interviews: (1) with Eric Wallach for Yale?s cultural and political magazine, The Politic, here, (2) with Lalit Panda for Catharsis Magazine, a collaborative publication organized by students and researchers across Indian universities, here.

The term "inter-institutionally collaborative publication" was assigned if the authors were from different institutes.

Because of anonymous, pseudonymous, and collaborative publication, some attributions are disputed; and divergences exist between Bauer's published texts and private correspondence.

"Internationally collaborative publication" was designated to those articles that were coauthored by researchers from more than one country, where "independent type" was assigned if the researchers' addresses were from the same country.

In January we announced the birth of the new series "South Asia Across the Disciplines"—a unique collaborative publication effort between Columbia University Press, the University of California Press, and the University of Chicago Press designed to increase publication opportunities for emerging scholars in the field.