But also, the individual copy of this particular issue of the Observer that you might be currently holding is a thing – and a different thing from the institution of the newspaper itself, or the concept of a day's individual edition, but somehow linked.
The variations seen between the individual EDITION studies reflect the differences in the populations studied; for example, participants in EDITION 3 had fewer characteristics that are predictive of hypoglycaemia 13, compared with EDITION 1 and 2, as they were insulin-naïve, probably retaining greater endogenous insulin secretion, and with a shorter diabetes duration 4– 6.
While the clinical characteristics of Gla-300 have been described in the individual EDITION studies, it is important to investigate whether these results are robust in a T2DM population with a broader clinical spectrum, more closely reflecting the patient spectrum in clinical practice.
As with the conversion of individual editions into collections of separate article-files, however, many of the differences between the electronic versions and microform are necessitated by the electronic medium.
In Britain, Sphere Books released the individual editions (with different cover art) in 1978.
The individual editions sold steadily until 1984, when the trilogy was republished in a single omnibus volume for the first time.
Dell Publishing first released these individual editions (with covers illustrated by Carlos Victor Ochagavia) in the USA in 1975, to favorable reviews and some commercial success.
The list includes Dragon Professional Individual, version 15; Dragon Legal Individual, version 15; and Dragon Professional Individual for Mac, version 6. Dragon Professional Individual hits September 1st, priced at $300, but will run less for those upgrading from older editions.
The platform's display is called the Depict Frame, and works are stored on the Depict Cloud, where users can buy individual works or editions, or sign up for a subscription.
Referred to as quartos, these slim, pamphlet-like editions of individual Shakespearean plays are also known as player's editions, in which "the emphasis is on the contemporary performance", explained Adam G Hooks, professor of English at the University of Iowa and author of Selling Shakespeare: Biography, Bibliography, and the Book Trade.
He wrote "Thought and Action" (Viking, 1960); "Freedom of the Individual" (1965), an expanded edition of which was published by Princeton in 1975; "Philosophy of Mind" (Harper, 1966); "Modern Writers and Other Essays" (Knopf, 1970); "Knowledge and the Future" (University of Southampton, 1976); and "Two Theories of Morality" (Oxford, 1977).
