Sentence examples for making a publication from inspiring English sources

With the widespread adoption of computer-aided research methods, the size and complexity of scientific data has exploded, making a publication in the form of tables and figures both impracticable and useless.

That approach, however, still makes a publication totally dependent on ad dollars.

Gaudoin stated her intention was to make a publication that was less about how to spend it and more about "how to live it".

To that end, first we isolated a collection of papers that were determined to have the necessary number of citations needed to make a publication one of the 10% most cited publications of the same age, type, and within the same field.

The investigators were free to make a publication and had no restrictions made by OptiScan Biomedical.

Whether it's in print or online, a niche publication or a new spin on mass media, we're looking for fresh approaches to editorial and clever takes on making a new publication work in the 21st century.

The Morgan has made a handsome publication of this manuscript, reproducing in color the 55 illustrations with explanatory comments and an introductory essay on Poyet by Mr. Wieck.

Enough of the manuscript was restored to make a serial publication that ran in two issues, but by no means all of it was restored.

This is the only certification that states you made a successful publication of your new name.

Perhaps the global gratitude shown toward Ebert will make a few publications think twice before replacing their critics and culture writers with celebrity gossips and recappers of reality TV.

Beatrix Potter is making a posthumous comeback with the publication of an unseen story featuring an older Peter Rabbit.