Sentence examples for or periodical from inspiring English sources

However, not only PCs based on periodic or periodical structures with defects are of interest but also deterministic aperiodic systems or quasicrystals because of their unexpected optical features [6 10].

Materials include books or periodical articles only.

Rag is English slang for a magazine or periodical.

Any book or periodical that contains, say, a mention of same-sex marriage or a same-sex relationship — unless the book or periodical is sold at an adults-only bookstore.

Puzzle-solvers are not allowed a book or periodical purely for puzzle-solvers, and old ladies who complain about drafts, etc.

Begin by looking at the title, abstract or introductory paragraphs, date, name of publisher or periodical, and length of text.

(C) Copying shall not: (a) substitute for the purchase of books, publishers' reprints or periodicals.

At 1 p.m., he visits the library across the street to read the tabloids, and any books or periodicals on jewelry.

These are vastly preferable to preprinted "shelf-talkers," with notes and scores from outside critics or periodicals; they suggest a lack of confidence, laziness or abdication of critical responsibilities.

THE advertising industry is a $200 billion annual business that prides itself on its sophistication, but this is how advertisers buy time or space for their ads, a process known as media buying: They first scan thick, frequently outdated directories to find broadcast stations or periodicals whose viewers or readers seem to meet their needs.

AMERICANS can choose from more than 25,000 items on their supermarket shelves, tune in as many as 53 television stations, buy any of 11,092 magazines or periodicals, and be solicited by tens of thousands of special-interest and public-interest groups.