Sentence examples for literature released from inspiring English sources

In Africa 81-year-old Nigerian Chinua Achebe, often regarded as the father of modern African literature, released his memoir There Was a Country: A Personal History of Biafra, which recounted the events of the 1967 70 war in which Biafra sought secession from Nigeria.

Given the literature released after the original papers on this topic, I agree that the use of microtubule poisons is likely not a good way to explore mitosis specific translation.

In 2004, Naomi Oreskes, an historian at the University of California, San Diego,surveyed published literature, releasing her results in the journal Science.

He eventually turned his efforts toward children's literature and released (1963) his first juvenile fantasy, Time Cat: The Remarkable Journeys of Jason and Gareth.

There is a voracity, here: it is as if Bloom has kidnapped the whole of English literature and released his hostages one by one, over a lifetime, on his own spirited terms.

Making it clear that Mr. Gore will not be the only candidate dealing with education issues, the Bush campaign released literature on Mr. Bush's education proposals, plus a fact sheet on what the Bush campaign said were measures of how schools have failed to improve under the Clinton-Gore administration.

Unfortunately, the image analysis software described in the literature is seldom released for public use.

Among all of the nanolaminates, it is found in the literature [22] that the released reaction heat in Al/NiO nanolaminates is about 3440 J/g and relatively much higher than that of others.

Literature data on volatiles released from skin does exist [27], [28].

There is no literature record of volatiles released from naevi, and this study is the first to address this question.

According to existing literature, HMGB-1 is released by necrotic cells and activated monocytes [ 22, 71, 72].