Sentence examples for evolution of the publication from inspiring English sources

VICE called Wright to talk about his latest freedom of speech battle, prison censorship, and the evolution of the publication representing those behind bars.

Figure 2 shows the evolution of the publication of papers about big data in healthcare from 2003 to 2013.

More recently, the idea of versioning has been applied by some publishers, e.g. F1000Research: a DOI refers permanently to a specific version of an article, but multiple versions of this article remain accessible permanently in order to document the evolution of the publication.

The method can be applied to analyze large numbers of publications and compounds in combination with the corresponding chemical concepts: We can establish the time evolution of the publications dealing with concepts or methods and reveal the related compounds or compound classes.

Although there is considerable interest in the evolution of the annual publication volume in the field of DFT [56, 57], no detailed bibliometric study was published about DFT publications so far.

1830-1833 Another key event in the development of a mechanism that could explain the evolution of species was the publication of the three volumes of Charles Lyell's Principles of Geology between 1830 and 1833.

Fig. 4 Total number of publications with authors from each state and region Fig. 5 Evolution of the number of publications per Brazilian's regions.

To better understand the participation of each region of Brazil in SBRC, Fig. 5 shows the evolution of the number of publications for each of the five regions.

This study analyzes the evolution of publications in the category of "Construction & Building Technology", the research activity carried out by countries and the most productive research institutions, and the internationalization and diffusion of the journals of this category.

We used a polynomial Poisson regression model with logarithmic link function [ 28, 29] to assess the evolution of the number of SDM publications, the dependent variable, according to different publication characteristics.

Visitors to the exhibition will discover an archive of Beaton's work spanning 55 years, traversing the evolution of the magazine from niche publication to a powerful tour de force in the creative arts.. From aristocratic beauties to the aftermath of the Blitz and beyond, mid-20th-century Britain, seen through Beaton's discerning eye, is a tapestry of class and culture, war and women's wardrobes.