Sentence examples for manuscript publishing from inspiring English sources

The successful completion of an international project depends largely on logistical planning of timelines, budget, implementation, and manuscript publishing.

And I fear we are in the age of the cheesy biopic, especially as music and manuscript publishing companies in need of whole new revenue streams, flagship enterprises, business models, unbind their vast inventories to develop projects.

In 1844, Adelbert Keller published extracts of the poem including some of the chansons; the chansons acquired some fame, and in 1850 Darenberg and Renan traveled to Rome to study the manuscript, publishing a larger number of the chansons in 1855.

With so many taboos being aired, did Aswany encounter any difficulties in getting the manuscript published?

Uwe Tellkamp, who had won the Ingeborg Bachmann Prize in 2004 for an unpublished manuscript, published his first novel, Der Eisvogel, in 2005.

(Lebedoff stresses how hard it was for Orwell to get the manuscript published, with even editors like T. S. Eliot chary of offending Uncle Joe).

Berglund's close analysis of Sibelius's Seventh Symphony resulted in a comparative study of its printed score and manuscript, published by Hansen.

In a recent manuscript published in Science, Xie et al.

The impact factor quantifies the average number of citations per manuscript published within that journal during a specific time period.

Here we describe in detail how the data were generated including the basic analysis as contained in the manuscript published in Human Molecular Genetics with PMID 26385637.

In Figure 3 of the original manuscript published online, the arrows indicating pathways were incorrect.