Sentence examples for extant journals from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, extant journals are growing fatter and fatter.
Uglow repeatedly makes reference to the dearth of archival sources pertaining to her subject: Losh destroyed most of her own writings, and her journals, if extant, are missing.
Through our analysis, which included review of extant literature collected from company documents, newspapers, journals, analyst reports and similar sources, and analysis of the qualitative interviews, we identified several common challenges that cell therapy firms must address in both the pre- and post-market stages.
Among the journals founded in the 19th and early 20th centuries and still extant are the American Philatelist (founded 1887), published by the American Philatelic Society, and the London Philatelist (published by the Royal Philatelic Society) and The Stamp Lover (1908) in Britain.
Channeling the voice of Tamsen through her extant correspondence, Burton deconstructs the Donners' journey through a tumble of journal entries, letters and death notations in the family Bible.
The Nation, American weekly journal of opinion, the oldest such continuously published periodical still extant.
These studies began with the immense commentary on the Critique of Pure Reason produced in 1881 92 by Hans Vaihinger, known for his philosophy of the "As If" (which stresses human reliance on pragmatic fictions), and with the founding in 1896 of the new journal Kantstudien ("Kant Studies") and in 1904 of the Kant-Gesellschaft ("Kant Society")—both still extant.
There are no extant machines.
Only extant issue; see Nelson and Seccombe.
