Sentence examples for largely published from inspiring English sources

Most research focuses on the species as forage plant and is largely published in agricultural and grey literature.

This collection represents over 300 amateur newspapers and magazines, largely published between 1890 and 1919 in the United States.

The Hammer imprint, part of Random House, launched last spring, but has so far largely published novelisations of classic films; the literary strand is new.

Because the United States was then under Prohibition's thumb, these were largely published in France ("L'art du Shaker"), Germany ("Handbuch für Mixer"), Argentina ("Guia del Cocktelero"), Spain ("Los Cocktails Más Sabrosos"), England ("Practical Recipes for Aerated Beverages") and elsewhere.

In 1991 Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty presented the Division with additional materials largely published between 1988 and 1990.

As it has been largely published, tests performed as a function of time have as a common characteristic high standard deviation values.

Yet there's a vast difference between the sprawling, all-sharing, all-commenting nature of media organisations on Facebook and Twitter, where users can largely publish what they please, and finite, ephemeral Discover.

The report was researched in the United States and drew largely on published materials.

Since most national archives were still not open when she was writing, she had to rely largely on published memoirs.

He has interviewed some former MI6 officers who have not spoken before; however, the book relies largely on published sources and there are some gaps.

As a result, visitors and residents negotiated an ideal of rural typicality according to changing tourist circumstances a process revealed in this essay largely through published commentaries and promotional works.