Sentence examples for manuscript industry from inspiring English sources

Because of his patronage the manuscript industry in the Lowlands grew so that it dominated Europe for several generations.

In the old days, the illuminated manuscripts industry was disrupted by the printing press, and the illuminators complained bitterly.

As Marx puts it in the 1844 Manuscripts, 'Industry is the real historical relationship of nature … to man'.

This manuscript reports the industry's first proven reservoir nanoagents' design and describes a successful crosswell field trial using these inexpensive and environmentally friendly nanoparticles that offer an important advantage of fast and cheap fluorometric detection.

Quoting Fugh Berman's (2005) manuscript about pharmaceutical industries using ghost written articles supporting the efficacy of new drug (before its release onto the market, (Commercial Provider 5) defended argument that ghost writing is a common and acceptable practice.

In addition to papers for work and the Palm Pilot, the briefcase frequently carries several books at once -- including the 350-page manuscript on the energy industry that Mr. Bullock is finishing -- and an extra shirt and pair of socks, since he wears only loafers unless he has a business meeting.

(The novel is set a quarter-century after Gutenberg's first Bible, when a thriving industry of manuscript-on-demand was forced to readjust).

Notwithstanding biochemical processes can be used in different industries, this manuscript emphasizes only bioprocesses used to obtain biofuels and bioproducts from biomass to energy and focus mainly in the Brazilian scenario.

One interviewee added that editors also tend to reject manuscripts that are industry-funded.

CCG provided information on the Scottish swine industry and contributed to final manuscript.

There has been concern that industry-supported manuscripts may selectively report study data that make a medication or therapy appear more efficacious than it actually is [ 39- 41].