Sentence examples for it has already appeared from inspiring English sources

Other notable universal regularities of text are Heaps' law [9], [10], according to which vocabulary size grows slowly with document size, i.e. as a sublinear function of the number of words; and the bursty nature of words [11] [13], making a word more likely to reappear in a document if it has already appeared, compared to its overall frequency across the collection.

It has already appeared in Denmark.

It has already appeared in magazines and newspapers.

But one ridiculous story has to be addressed, because it has already appeared in a book.

It doesn't matter whether it has been published or if it has already appeared on a blog.

Though it was released just one year ago, it has already appeared a most useful tool when teaching and learning algebraic methods of control systems design (Kučera, 1991 and Kailath, 1980).

It had already appeared in other newspapers before, and at any other time I would just have ignored it.

He would not confirm which gallery the work would appear at, but photographs of it have already appeared on the website of Bankrobber Art Gallery in Mayfair.

He said it had been shared by Parkinson "for information" with a few officials in No 10 and had only been passed on to a journalist once it had already appeared in the blogpost by Cummings.

It was too late anyway: it had already appeared in print as Georgiana: Duchess of Devonshire, entered the bestseller lists, and been set up for filming with Keira Knightley in the title role.

We accepted whichever entries we could, disqualifying only overt ad hominem attacks, words already in circulation (someone tried to slip "penultamour" by us, meaning the last lover before marriage, though it had already appeared on the Freakonomics blog), words that were not defined, or words whose definitions made no sense at all, even to the most surreally receptive editors.