Sentence examples for journal edition from inspiring English sources

As I leave, he hands me a CV, which concludes: "11 books, 3 monographs, 1 journal edition, 56 chapters, 7 prefaces, 38 journal articles, 30 scholarly reviews, 3 catalogues, 5 theses, 12 reports, 7 short films, 50 minor articles, 160 other journalism..."...

In fact, Leuchtturm1917 offers a bullet journal edition ($25) with a guide, three page markers and stickers for labeling entries.

In addition to this overview, reviews of the state-of-the-art and research challenges identified by the six research thrusts of AVT-136 are also included in this special journal edition.

I would have taken my evidence, got on a plane, and discussed the results with researchers at Fermilab, asking them to repeat the experiment before perhaps publishing two papers simultaneously in the same journal edition.

The Wall Street Journal edition for Nov. 22, 1991,notes that "This tax-saving strategy is immortalized in the 1959 film 'The Young Philadelphians,' starring Paul Newman" as an ambitious associate attorney involved with the elite of the Main Line--the term for the affluent suburbs lining the Pennsylvania Railroad west of Philadelphia.

Summaries are provided by Langeheine and Rost [8] and a recent review journal edition [26].

Ad volume fell 8.2percentt in the fourth quarter at The Journal and 2.3percentt at Barron's, which published one fewer issue, but there were some gains in Dow Jones's overseas Journal editions and Ottaway Newspapers group.

The book can hold dozens of titles, as well as daily and weekly issues of publications like Time and The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition.

We were told to wait for Dave Matthews (who wrote a song for the film) to show up, because the people from the Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition, who were hosting the party, needed a photograph of Jacob and Dave standing together against a backdrop that read, "THE WALL STREET JOURNAL WEEKEND EDITION".

Dow Jones's strongest growth came in its electronic publishing division -- which includes Internet properties like The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition, the Dow Jones News Service and its 50percentt stake in Factiva, an online reference and information service.

"It's certainly the largest audience we've ever reached," said Randy Kilgore, executive director for marketing and sales at The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition in New York, a unit of Dow Jones & Company, that will run a commercial for WSJ.com by Arnold Communications in Boston, part of Snyder Communications.