Sentence examples for dedicated publication from inspiring English sources

Set up in London in 2005 by day-centre worker Richard Burdett, who saw a need for a dedicated publication providing information direct to homeless people, it started life as a freesheet featuring news, views and cartoons by Private Eye stalwarts.

Readers can simply head to a dedicated publication URL (example) and Mygazines' system will automatically recognize and display a unique interface for the iPad.

This principle also applied to the approval of UK10K publications; having a dedicated publication committee ensured that proposed publications were quickly approved and submitted to journals, whilst still protecting the interests of the consortium.

While a comprehensive analysis of enthalpy/entropy contributions of variations in short unstructured peptides warrants a dedicated publication, this work provides insight into the effect of sequence variation on protein-peptide binding thermodynamics and specificity.

Her many students kept in touch with her through the years, dedicating publications and awards to her and always commenting that her guidance had a profound effect on their scholarly endeavors and their perspective on life and the world around them.

In-depth discussion of the astrophysical implications of the presolar grain results is deferred to dedicated later publications.

The publication dedicated their annual icon issue to Byrne in 2009 in part due to the success of this album.

Monteverdi himself, dedicating the publication of the Vespers and his "Missa in Illo Tempore" to Pope Paul V with formulaic obsequiousness, expressed hope, in a translation, that "the humble hill of my talent may daily grow more and more green".

We would like to dedicate this publication to Ross Beever who died during the preparation of this manuscript.

It is extremely rare for researchers to publicly chastise colleagues, and editors of leading medical journals said they could not recall an instance in which a publication had dedicated an entire issue for such a singular purpose.

"There is no market for a dedicated new-economy publication," said Monie Begley, a spokeswoman for Forbes.