Sentence examples for collective publication from inspiring English sources

Schlemmer presented his ideas in essays in a collective publication, Die Bühne im Bauhaus (1924; The Theater of the Bauhaus), edited by Walter Gropius.

Didier Fassin, one of the project's initiators, has proposed a special issue of the French history journal Annales as the project's first collective publication.

The idea of the Library of Congress implementing a nationally standardized system to classify and track the nation's collective publication history is now as surely a part of the past as steam engines or top hats.

The collective publication output of the FBA staff consists of 364 publications in 124 journals, with a total of 3685 citations, a range of 0 152 citations per paper, and a median of 5 citations per paper (mean 10.35).

Index Islamicus, 1665-1905 : a bibliography of articles on Islamic subjects in periodicals and other collective publications/ compiled by W.H. Behn.

The street photography community is alight with collective publications.

Overall, given the plethora of street photography collective publications out there this year, this one stands near the top in terms of quality and visual appeal.

The collective publications of the centers served as the data source.

The database systematically documents more than music publications before 1800, collective music publications of the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries and other works about music, plus music manuscripts after 1600 and music publications of the 19th and 20th centuries.

However, in 1992, the collective ceased publication of GL, though many of its members continued to publish writings.

Konrath and his his independent publishing collective, Pau Wau Publications, will have a booth at the fair featuring a collection of their hand-made books.