Sentence examples for dedicated issue from inspiring English sources

In addition, REAP's work has been widely discussed in Beyond the Soundbite Arts Education andd Academic Outcomes (Winner & Hetland, 2001a), in a dedicated issue of the Arts Education Policy Review, in commentary on National Public Radio, and in articles and letters in The New York Times, Education Week, and numerous other newspapers and magazines.

For this reason, we have dedicated Issue three of Mossless to his memory.

o Robotics: A dedicated issue of Scientific American talks about all the great things that are coming here.

Published as part of a dedicated issue of The Lancet, the GBD provides a picture of population health dynamics across the world over the last 25 years.

In this dedicated issue, R. Leischik et al. reviewed in detail the importance and pitfalls of advanced echo modalities such as strain technology and 3D echocardiography for the analysis of left atrial mechanics.

Twitter has now launched a dedicated Issue Tracker, hosted on its new developer portal, which will replace the existing Google Code Tracker.

In that year, Newsweek, Wired, Elle and Vanity Fair, among others, dedicated issues to the environment.

New York has dedicated issues to documenting the traumatic events but Ms. Miller said she planned in time to carry on.

Many tributes were held on television, and newspapers and magazines dedicated issues to the actress.

Now, we are offered a special treat with the publication of a series of papers in dedicated issues of Science, Genome Biology and GigaScience (which also included pre-publication data release).

We don't dedicate issues to people, but if we did, they would all be dedicated to Kalynn, our Athena, our Gaia, our guiding light.