Sentence examples for foundation of publishing from inspiring English sources

And print on demand and e-readers were transforming the very foundation of publishing.

But the problem with applying those shiny new formats to the publishing realm is this: they tend to uproot narrative structure, the very foundation of publishing.

The foundation of new publishing houses and literary journals.

Ms. McElderry saw children's books as the foundation of the publishing industry.

More importantly, it will also increase the probability that the theoretical foundation of the published articles is at the frontier of research, making these articles more interesting to read and more likely to be cited by fellow researchers.

These chromosomes extend the foundation of the published genome to facilitate gene-level analyses, such as gene knockouts, by assisting the determination of the number of copies of a particular gene and global analyses such as CGH studies for comparisons of chromosomal differences between strains of T. cruzi.

The organizational foundations of professional publishing companies are expensive to support.

At the urging of Alexander Gardner, then the manager of his Washington studio, Brady sold his catalog of portrait negatives to the E. and H. T. Anthony Company in 1861 as the foundation of its photographic publishing business.

Their brief professional acquaintance forms the foundation of this biography, published last November in America and now available in Britain.

Max Weber, in his last book, "The Rational and Social Foundations of Music, " published in 1921, a year after his death, says, basically, yes.

Frege's reaction is first laid out in his correspondence with Hilbert from December 1899 to September 1900, and subsequently in two series of essays (both entitled "On the Foundations of Geometry") published in 1903 and 1906.