Sentence examples for manuscripts of their from inspiring English sources

His successors created new manuscripts of their own.

No autographs of ancient Greek or Roman authors survive; manuscripts of their works are rarely older than the 6th century ad and more often belong to the 9th and 10th centuries.

Instead, the policies offer a legal mechanism through which authors have the rights to share and reuse the final peer reviewed manuscripts of their articles, regardless of the journal they publish in, or whether the article is made open access by the publisher.

"Authors are recommended to also deposit manuscripts of their earlier publications even if they are unrelated to current projects" funded by the departments, the policy states.

For context, since 2004 Elsevier has allowed authors to self-archive the final accepted manuscripts of their articles in an institutional repository without delay.

Response from the scientific and educational community at these conferences has been great and we are happy to report that speakers are submitting manuscripts of their papers to us over our Editorial Manager system.

Authors may self-archive the Author's accepted manuscript of their articles on their own websites.

"Authors may self-archive the author's accepted manuscript of their articles on their own websites.

These kinds of primary source manuscripts are of their nature surpassingly intimate and rare on the market".

It collected artifacts and manuscripts because of their importance and because of where they could lead the public as well as scholars.

We prefer instead submissions of full manuscripts [regardless of their format] or of an abstract and accompanying figures and figure legends.