Sentence examples similar to connected publication from inspiring English sources

An author reflects on the strange events -- many of them involving eccentric Englishmen, others having to do with his own private and public life -- that are connected to the publication of one of his earlier novels.

My latest publications including all the publications connected with my work at the DSN lab at Hopkins can be found at the lab's publications page.

Series III: Manuscripts and Publications contains manuscripts and publications connected to Robert V. Dumont.

Each of them has historically been tightly connected with journal publication, but it need not be.

The Anti-Defamation League sain in a 1995 report that Dr. Fulani's remarks were in an article written for a publication connected with the now-defunct New Alliance Party.

It is a famous moment in the history of English liberty forced by Wilkes's exuberant daring and disdain for the authorities, which replied with an arrest warrant for anyone connected with the publication of No 45.

This was what prompted John Wilkes the same year to launch his satirical attack on Bute, and Wilkes (and everyone connected with his publication) were hounded and arrested and accused of treason.

The first publication connected with this topic was that of Erdös [8] (this paper contains the well-known theorem of Alouglu-Erdös).

For technical reasons connected with their publication in three installments (the publisher of the third and last installment seems to have been unwilling to start it in the middle of a "Century," or book of 100 verses), the last fifty-eight quatrains of the seventh "Century" have not survived in any extant edition.

For FPs EBM represents a model of care that is based on "science" and it is seen as connected to objectivity, publication and numbers.

They are rewarded for the degree that their work is cited, shared, linked and connected in their publications, which they do not own.