Sentence examples for earliest journals from inspiring English sources

The special protection afforded to the earliest journals meant that it was decided to commence the overall data collection from 1868 and to end at 2004 with sampling on average at two year intervals.

The British Library's copies of our earliest journal, the Poetical Gazette, were destroyed by enemy action in the second world war.

We used the bibliography listed on the cover page of each trial summary to retrieve the earliest journal article reporting on the full trial.

19 Using the bibliography listed on the cover page of each trial summary, we counted a total of 496 listed publications (an average of two publications per trial, with an average time to publication of 2.5 years), from which we retrieved the earliest journal article reporting on the full trial.

Six volumes of diaries (including her early journals), six volumes of letters, and numerous volumes of collected essays show her deep engagement with major 20th-century issues.

And we probably should accept White's judgment of his own early journals, which in a transcript of his 1969 interview with The Paris Review, he says are stored in "two-thirds of a whisky carton".

A new journal needs a reason to exist: a gap that earlier journals failed to fill, a new form of pleasure, a new kind of writing, an alliance with a new or under-chronicled social movement, a constellation of authors for whom the future demand for work exceeds present supply, a program that will actually change some small part of some literary readers' tastes.

Though it is called "Loving Picasso," this attractive book -- containing a version of Fernande's early journals and later writings, with pictures and photographs -- is really more interesting about the woman herself, if only because Picasso's early life in Paris is already well known and documented, in part because of what she published on the subject.

I've seen a few performances so far, but the Builders Association's "Sontag: Reborn," a one-woman show based on Susan Sontag's early journals, and the Gob Squad Arts Collective's "Super Night Shot" are more memorable than most for a number of reasons.

These goals, as formulated in the inaugural lecture that Dilthey gave in 1867 on assuming his first professorship in Basel, were already prefigured in his early journals.

That such a large number of relevant articles were discovered in spite of this indicates that there may be many more articles in other or earlier journals that support the efficacy and effectiveness of EM, further strengthening the ten conclusion statements above.