Sentence examples for method of publication from inspiring English sources

It's a curious method of publication.

That "George Eliot" should prefer the method of publication he now for the second time adopts may or may not be regrettable.

Great tragedies and comedies, speeches, poems, histories, and lectures were produced, but all evidence indicates that the preferred method of publication at that time was oral.

A rival typological method of publication was launched by Martin Smetius in Leiden in the late 16th century and was followed in the early 17th by a monumental collection of Janus Gruter and Joseph Justus Scaliger.

Because just as that invention set off an explosion of books, BBM, a free, fast and secure method of publication, appears now to be capable of creating an explosion of dark-hearted flash mobs.

That's to be expected for an organization abandoning an entire method of publication, but Brown & Shetty also write that they anticipate "the streamlining of our editorial and business operations both here in the United States and internationally," so this isn't just about cutting those involved in the print side of the business.

Table 9 phishGILLNET and competing methods characteristics Method Year of publication Corpus (public/private/mix Max data Year when data source used generated 3-class classification Can handle unlabelled?

They're also talent-spotting on it, and some Wattpad writers have already moved over to other, more traditional, paid methods of publication.

RQ2: What are the most common methods of publication for the papers?

Chemistry itself is seeing a flowering of expertise in novel methods of publication and knowledge construction, though only time will tell which approach will become part of the infrastructure of the discipline (Endnote 9).

RQ2 asked "What are the most common methods of publication for the papers?" The majority of papers were published in conferences with the evolutionary computation conference GECCO publishing the most papers at seven.