Sentence examples for last publication from inspiring English sources

But even this was not Knott's last publication.

A physicist's highest-impact work "could be the first publication, mid-career, or last publication".

His last publication, A Tender of Peace (1935), called for a powerful League of Nations to enforce peace.

Pound has warned that it will be more explosive than the first, an ominous caution bearing in mind his last publication led to all Russian athletes being banned from global competition and complete upheaval in Russian sport and doping, as well as at the IAAF, creaking from one scandal to the next in the first five months of Sebastian Coe's presidency.

Ruth's last publication, Cracks in the Facade: Whiteness and the Construction of 9/11, returned to her concern with how American assumptions about power relationships and about what counts as rational, which she called "whiteness", distorted US discourse from both the left and the right on the causes and consequences of the traumatic events of 9/11.

(a) We removed career profiles with relatively short longevity L < 5 years between the first and last publication.

Among her last publications before her murder was a political profile about Reynaldo Escobar Pérez and Alejandro Montano, two politicians of the Institutional Revolutionary Party PRII) who were running for office in Congress.

The date of the publication as well as the scientific age of the author (time between first and last publications) are mathematically associated with the h-I, which is cumulative, and increases over time [5], [8], [10], [16]-[17].

Our data and the last publications on safety of PPIs during pregnancy should be implemented in novel recommendations for GERD therapy during pregnancy.

Novaya is the last major publication consistently critical of Kremlin power.

His last major publication, Thought and Reality, in 2006, was a reworking of his Gifford Lectures.