Sentence examples for more recent collection from inspiring English sources

A more recent collection is the Special Volume on "Artification" (2012), edited by Ossi Naukkarinen and Yuriko Saito, published in Contemporary Aesthetics.

Among the pioneers of the field in the late 1970's were J. McCarthy, D. McDermott & J. Doyle, and R. Reiter (see Ginsberg (1987) for a collection of early papers in the field and Gabbay et al. (1994) for a more recent collection of excellent survey papers).

(His more recent collection, Mere Anarchy from 2007, had its moments but is more laborious and less funny).

As this year ends, Solnit, the author of the 2014 hit book Men Explain Things to Me and an even more recent collection of essays, The Encyclopedia of Trouble and Spaciousness, considers humanity's latest breakthrough into the apocalyptic in "Everything's Coming Together as Everything Falls Apart" She takes on climate change in a clear-eyed way without losing her sense of hope and purpose.

She has evolved as a designer relatively quickly, says Yeomans. "Her more recent collections are very modern and feel like they sit in that fashion world rather than just being a dress collection.

After a previous season when bird-patterned 1940s dresses for autumn flew out of the stores and energized many more recent collections, this latest foray into nature was slow to break bud.

This and more recent collections were the basis of a review of the scleractinians along with a key to species [173].

Consequently, we chose to use the more recent collections of T. planifolium for further testing of the microsatellite loci.

The database establishes a foundation to explore gene expression differences that might exist among this strain, other established laboratory mosquito strains, and more recent collections of mosquitoes such used in the Ptitsyn et al. [ 9] study.

Delivery, fit and quality problems have also plagued the more recent spring collection.

He praised Mailer's nonfiction writings, in particular, his accounts of the Chicago Eight, as well as a more recent French collection of occasional pieces ("he's talented as a reporter").