Sentence examples for large journals from inspiring English sources

In the final room of the exhibition are several large journals full of hand-written dedications to Jackson.

The management of the peer review process for our 10 large journals requires 50 full-time professional editors with a Ph.D. in physics, and they must be compensated.

Laboratory bench tests were performed to verify the analysis results, and the developed hybrid composite shoulder bearings have performed satisfactorily for the actual mounting of large journals into marine bearings.

Edgar was, in fact, trying to start a writing career in 1827: the one account of his teen-age attempt to go it alone in Boston noted that his landlady "had no patience with a boarder who sat up nights writing on paper which he could not afterward sell … He then tried literary work, but failed to obtain employment on any of the large journals".

For this reason, many large journals use a multistep system, with three (or more) levels of editors.

We would like to see similar studies undertaken at other large journals to establish the generalisability of our results.

** *** ** My brother Walter in the former part of this letter has written a large journal which I intend to sum up in a small ledger.

My brother Walter in the former part of this letter has written a large journal which I intend to sum up in a small ledger.

Composite journal bearings are increasingly employed in large journal bearings for marine applications because composite materials can eliminate the seizure problem between the journal and the bearing during the start and stop periods of journals.

A memo from Harvard Library to the university's 2,100 teaching and research staff called for action after warning it could no longer afford the price hikes imposed by many large journal publishers, which bill the library around $3.5m a year.

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.