Sentence examples for editions of which from inspiring English sources
In 1923 American bacteriologist David Bergey established that science's primary reference, updated editions of which continue to be used today.
In 1887 Webb justified Shaw's choice by writing for the society the first edition of the Fabian Tract Facts for Socialists, revised editions of which were published until the end of World War II.
Doctors learned about these findings in his text "The Red Cell Manual," later editions of which were written with Robert S. Hillman, who trained with Dr. Finch and became chief of medicine at the Maine Medical Center in Portland.
From that basic disagreement stemmed years of litigation in the United States, France and Britain, scuttling film and publishing deals and leaving the field open to pirate editions, of which there were at least seven between 1965 and 1968.
Dr. Haskin is an author or editor of 15 books, most prominently Roentgenologic Diagnosis, the several editions of which have been translated into multiple languages including Japanese, Italian, Spanish, and Serbo-Croatian.
In 1877 he published a text-book on histology, of which the third edition appeared in 1888, and in 1896-1900, in conjunction with Alois Dalla Rosa, brought out an anatomical atlas which went through fifteen editions, of which the third was translated into English by M. Eden Paul in 1919.
Marie Claire, the American edition of which Ms. Bailey has edited since it was founded in 1997, has always incorporated fashion, but never made it the centerpiece.
Meanwhile the city holds an art Biennial, the latest edition of which has just opened.
However, the fourth edition excluded the supplement to the third edition, of which Bell did not possess the copyright.
Tim Burford is co-author of the 'Bradt Travel Guide To Argentina' (£16.99), the second edition of which is out this summer.
