Sentence examples for landmark publications from inspiring English sources

I spent much of this year back in the 18th century, trying to rediscover the roots of English satire, and one of the landmark publications for me was the appearance of Jonathan Swift's A Tale of a Tub and Other Works (edited by Marcus Walsh) in its definitive Cambridge edition.

Landmark publications, original patents, and reviews are used to trace the therapy's development.

Landmark publications include: Lorenzen (1958); Lorenz (1961); Stegmüller (1964); Lorenzen and Lorenz (1978); and Felscher (1985).

The emphasis is on landmark publications in the Journal of Dairy Science since its first volume in 1917.

In a series of landmark publications, MESA demonstrated that measures of subclinical cardiovascular disease add significant prognostic value to the traditional Framingham risk variables.

However, we need to remind ourselves that less than 20%% of highly ranked so-called "landmark" publications have been shown to be irreproducible although these are among the most cited references [158].

The afterlife of this landmark publication is nowhere stranger than in the "new-found land" of America.

Faber's poetry editor Matthew Hollis called the book a "landmark publication of one of our great and most cherished poets".

In a landmark publication "Obama and Europe", business leaders highlighted three main areas for EU-US cooperation as the new administration takes office.

His first book, The Rational Manager, which was co-authored with Dr. Kepner in 1965, is recognized as a landmark publication in the field of management methodology.

The work was the first to explain the chemical basis of inherited traits and represented a landmark publication in both genetics and biochemistry.