Sentence examples for conventional publication from inspiring English sources

Better than graduate school, in my opinion, I'd say, and more fun than a conventional job at a conventional publication.

But Ala — called the "Vogue of the veiled" in the Turkish news media — is no conventional publication.

They know Twitter exists, but they are either too busy; can't be bothered; prefer traditional forms of academic interaction – face to face or via conventional publication; or think that Twitter is too ephemeral a medium for considered scholarly debate: 'The talk-radio of academia'.

The long timescales highlight the difficulty of conventional publication.

Conventional publication paths discourage the full publication of the scientific record-the process itself militates against datuments.

Typically a data unit, whether it be a reaction, a measurement, or a characterisation analysis, is prepared and released directly by the scientist who performed the experiment, and in some cases a second opinion is provided by a principal investigator or reviewer (albeit with a much faster turnaround time than for conventional publication, and also foregoing the requirement of novelty).

The Vines and similar sites for writers operate not as conventional publications might, with dozens of editors deciding what to publish.

As content marketing becomes more popular, sponsors and creators are being asked increasingly about the value of such content compared with what is deemed to be objective content that appears in conventional publications.

But customized publications, favored by advertisers in categories as disparate as airlines, automobiles and cigarettes, are not without their own significant drawback: the perception that because the content is sponsored, they are less trustworthy or compelling than conventional publications, which typically draw a distinct line between editorial and advertising matter.

Despite the foundational shifts in our conception of biology, however, we still use the same primary method to disseminate scientific information that was used by Darwin over 150 years ago, namely the free-text, descriptive narrative style of conventional publications.

Publication--conventional publication--still is what counts in the world of academia.