Sentence examples for community journal from inspiring English sources

And two newspapers, The Community Journal and The Community International Reporter, are published out of the media center.

Mikel Holt, associate publisher of The Milwaukee Community Journal, a black paper, said approvingly that Mr. McGee had been "the Rev. Jeremiah Wright of our local politics".

Gary Coley, the president of the Roosevelt Chamber of Commerce, which is 90percentt black, and the editor of Community Journal, which focuses on African-Americans, is one of the few black members of the Long Island Association, and he estimates black membership at 3 or 4percentt.

A community journal should fulfill community needs, and in turn, it needs community care and community support.

While most scientists and funding bodies now appreciate the value of open access publishing, the options for ecologists and biodiversity researchers wishing to publish open access in a trusted, highly visible, community journal are somewhat limited.

We are confident that ecologists, evolutionary biologists and all scientists interested in biodiversity research will welcome our extended invitation to share this niche in an open access community journal.

Science changes as it makes its way on to television, just as it does as it travels to newspapers, magazines, books, exams and through the various media of the scientific community (journals, emails, gossip over coffee at a conference).

Although you can turn comments off entirely, or restrict who can make them, by default everyone can add comments to your posts and there are community journals where many people can post.

It brought together 41 participants from 10 countries including experts in organic, inorganic, biochemical, and macromolecular nomenclature; users of nomenclature in academia, industry, patents, international trade, health and safety communities; journal editors and publishers; database providers; and software vendors.

The ICU Medical Director provided important ties to the research community through journal reading and regular participation in seminars and other activities offered by the medical professional societies of which he was a member, as well as the IHI program.

ICU clinical nurse specialist, the project leader, also provided key linkages to the research community through journal searching and reading and through participation in an Institute for Healthcare Improvement IHI Breakthrough Collaborative Programam for ICU teams.