Sentence examples for editions of a text from inspiring English sources

In the print world, we are accustomed to the idea of discrete editions of a text.

Pinkerton, Shankar and Matthay have edited a second edition of a text, which is designed as a clinical management resource for clinicians involved in the care of children with cancer.

If your professor has assigned a newer edition of a text, you may be able to get buy with an older (cheaper) edition of the text.

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Until the 1980s, the text of Sister Carrie was invariably based on the first Doubleday, Page edition of 1900 – a text that Dreiser himself amended only once, in 1907.

The first fully scholarly edition of even a text as central as Gilgamesh is only 10 years old.

He also won for his firm the Edinburgh Philosophical Society's prize for the most accurately printed edition of a Latin text.

The first important contribution was that of the Frenchman Claude-Gaspar Bachet de Méziriac, one of the earliest pioneers in this field, who is remembered for two mathematical works: his Diophanti, the first edition of a Greek text on the theory of numbers (1621), and his Problèmes plaisans et delectables qui se font par les nombres (1612).

If not a mirror, what the man holds might be a pocket-sized edition of a religious text, Crown said.

My only suggestion is that future editions of this text include a chapter on the history of how all these commercial tests came into being, instead various authors alluding to this point in their respective chapters.

This is the first time I've read a digital edition of a primarily text-based novel where I've thought: yes, this works.