Sentence examples for high-quality publication from inspiring English sources

This is just as well: can you imagine how long it would be MICHAEL BOYDENTaipeiTo the rescueSIR The Economist is known as a high-quality publication.

Mr. Graham noted that The Boston Globe, the former home of the incoming Post editor Martin Baron and a high-quality publication, had just 25,000 people sign up.

It combines the high-quality publication of content while still giving athletes the same direct connection of social media.

PyMOL session files can be downloaded, allowing high-quality publication images of the interactions to be generated.

The goal of this work is to allow an author to produce a high-quality publication made of several pages based solely on its content and a set of templates for those pages.

The underwriting by the sponsor of the cost of peer review and production ensures that the high-quality publication is freely available.

In times of an increasingly competitive funding climate, high-quality publications remain the currency of science and time spent on outreach activities equals less time for research.

Our approach to collaborations with Latin American scientists is such that the main goal is to develop scientific capacity, while performing top-level investigation of local relevance that leads to high-quality publications.

"It is therefore remarkable that in spite of the underinvestment, [a recent survey by the Ministry of Education, University, and Research ( MIUR) shows that] the Italian scientific community is able to produce high-quality publications above the European average," says Saccá.

Create high-quality publications out of web-driven dynamic content, such as personal blogs and RSS feeds [6]; Automate self-publishing services, such as MagCloud® from HP; Enable pagination on VDP workflows for personalized catalogs [23].

Such potential attackers are assumed to have little Arabic, and so the magazine is written in English; to be familiar with high-quality publications, and so the magazine has high production values, including significant attention paid to layout and presentation; and to have had limited exposure to religion and particularly the religious language endemic in much of the Middle East.