Sentence examples for edition referring from inspiring English sources

The March edition, referring to it as Series Thirty-One, confirmed production codes in the range 1.1 to 1.13.

"I'm incredibly shocked and stunned that this was able to happen," Huebner told Focus magazine's online edition, referring to Albakr's apparent suicide.

An earlier edition referred to it as the New Oxford Shakespeare.

The console edition refers to the Xbox and PlayStation versions of the hugely popular game which was created by Swedish developer Markus Persson and originally released for the PC.

Crane called it a "novelette", and the Library of America edition refers to it as a novella.

The "current" version refers to the Sibu beiyao and the Sibu congkan editions of the Daodejing.

(I have been reading the 1996 edition, sometimes referred to as the American edition).

In a previous version from 1929 (see the Bergen electronic edition), Wittgenstein refers to the primacy of our public everyday language about physical things over a language of immediate sensations.

Again, page numbers are required, but it is important to provide detailed information about the edition of the book you are quoting, since someone reading your paper will need to know which edition to refer to.

In another article in the same edition, you refer to the number of infants who cannot access free nursery education.

The edition traditionally referred to as Shibu suanjing ("Ten Mathematical Canons") was submitted for formal approval to the emperor in 656.