Sentence examples for most manuscripts from inspiring English sources

Most manuscripts posted online have not yet appeared in the printed volumes, Dr. Buchwald said, explaining that many of the papers from Einstein's early years had been destroyed.

The rule that the writing should hang from the ruled lines, already applied in most manuscripts by the mid-10th century, became invariable by the middle of the 11th.

Although in most manuscripts abbreviations were confined to a few forms used at line ends only, a few copies dated in the last part of the century used nearly all the conventional signs.

Furthermore, the type of sport played is reported in most manuscripts but not the intensity it is played at, or the duration, volume and frequency of participation [11 14].

Most manuscripts just aim to bridge knowledge gaps, but overwhelming references are always inappropriate to catch real attention, and chains of citations have to be avoided as they move from journal to journal (Hirsch 2005).

The average number of days between the date the manuscript was received and the first editor was assigned was 0.9; in other words, most manuscripts were assigned the same day they arrived at Editorial Manager.

"Most manuscript material isn't machine readable – you can't have a computer pick out words or make it word searchable," says Dr Victoria Van Hyning from Oxford University, who is part of the Zooniverse team.

The vellum of most early manuscripts, through the 6th century ad, is of good quality.

But some of the most interesting manuscripts are personal diaries, where people have jotted down stuff about their lives, stretching back 700 or 800 years.

In the late 19th century, however, his name was linked to one of the most popular manuscripts of that Victorian time, the "Grand Hours of Anne de Bretagne".

The basement held some of the most precious manuscripts of all, moved there for safety during the second world war; they were immersed in minutes.