Sentence examples for journals collection from inspiring English sources

For example, the ALPSP's Learned Journals Collection offers a variety of packaged, full-text collections from among 430 titles.

Project MUSE, the highly successful online journals collection managed by the Johns Hopkins University Press, recently announced a partnership with the University Press e-book Consortium to create an extensive online collection of scholarly book content.

: Archives of The Crisis at the University of Tulsa: Modernist Journals Collection : Archives of The Crisis at Brown University : Issues of The Crisis at Google Books ; Recordings Socialism and the American Negro (1960) W.E.B.

Course costs are comprised of the telephone hotline, email mentoring, newsletters, journals, collection of medical data, postage, and the time of the prevention manager.

These stories are validated by their presence in journals, collections of stories, bound up and published monthly, many physically printed and mailed out even in the digital age.

A taxonomist is basic for the herbarium, as is a librarian, if the book and journal collection is of any size.

For in-person library assistance or to use the biosciences book and (print) journal collection, visit the Ernst Mayr Library at 26 Oxford Street, 2nd floor, Cambridge, MA 02138.

Rather than reading about scientific findings that had been digested by textbook editors – which is how he'd been studying science in New Zealand – Denic availed himself of the library's large journal collection.

"There is too much stuff out there and, if you don't engage your brain, you won't get results". Rowlands asked students doing masters degrees in publishing how much they thought London University spent in a year on its online academic journal collection.

Springer publishes more than 2,200 journals, including over 500 in its Medicine Journal Collection.

Fig. 5 A scatter plot of the xy values obtained from the journal collection.