Sentence examples for in its published form from inspiring English sources

Each tree was digitised precisely in its published form using Mesquite 3.11 49.

(In its published form, "Extraordinary Machine" features two recordings from Brion's original production, nine re-recordings, and one new song, "Parting Gift").

The industry got the report held back, and in its published form its language was toned down and its criticisms concealed in technical detail.

The pages of the actual dictionary (which in its published form is now three volumes long and up to the letter O) are full of whimsy and science, maps and pronunciation guides and a neutral fascination with words for their own sake, whether they be offensive, improper, gorgeous or odd -- from bladderpod to cattywampus to olykoek.

(In its published form, the article primarily covered allegations of fake Old Master drawings at the Getty Museum).

In its published form, the SUPPORT dataset contains 9,105 cases.

The surviving body of work is therefore mutilated and incomplete and (in contrast to the Odes of Horace) cannot in its present published form represent the intentions of either author or executors, despite the elegant dedication to the historian Cornelius Nepos that heads it.

"In its published, posted or pasted-up form, hate speech can become a world-defining activity, and those who promulgate it know very well — this is part of their intention — that the visible world they create is a much harder world for the targets of their hatred to live in".

The biggest mistake was to announce that you have a blood test," says Eastern Virginia's Semmes, who notes that Correlogic hadn't even finalized its diagnostic pattern, at least in published form, at the time it made the announcement.

The papers consist largely of his personal writings, some in typescript and some in published form.

Initial reaction to Finnegans Wake, both in its serialized and final published form, was largely negative, ranging from bafflement at its radical reworking of the English language to open hostility towards its lack of respect for the conventions of the novel.