Sentence examples for into manuscript from inspiring English sources

Whether or not a daughter would want to find a record of paternal postcoital tristesse — "a shapeless little heap of degradation and horror" muscled into manuscript form — among his bequests is a question he leaves open.

"Author has finally started to put his notes into manuscript form," begins the novel "Vanishing Point" (2004), about a procrastinatory author known only as Author.

ORCID id's are now integrated into manuscript management systems and publisher's workflows and CrossRef DOI indexing with the result that these id's are now increasingly part of the core metadata associated with publications.

Converting a rigorous, minimalistic cheminformatics format into manuscript quality graphics is not a simple task.

Although Emily Dickinson copied and bound her poems into manuscript notebooks, in the century since her death her poems have been read as single lyrics with little or no regard for the context she created for them in her fascicles.

He gave administrative support and was involved into manuscript writing.

You get to actually dig your hands into history". Students describe delving into manuscripts, annotating texts and examining presidential speeches.

The library is divided into manuscripts and rare books (there are 15,000), published before 1701; and the modern library, from 1701 to the present.

A central commons provides the materials and guidance to incorporate the replications into projects or classes, and the data collected across sites are aggregated into manuscripts for publication.

A week to dig into manuscripts, to share thoughts with some of the best editors and the most talented authors in the country in a gorgeous, inspiring environment.

Authors' response: We have added a short explanation into the manuscript as well as into the manual.