Sentence examples for organize published from inspiring English sources

This dichotomy has prevented meaningful, concerted action to organize published (Q SAR models in an open and systematic way.

To meet this challenge, the biocuration community has taken on the task of collecting and organizing published experimental data into a format suitable for large-scale querying, comparison and computational analysis (1).

Boxed sets have been issued, academic conferences organized, books published.

"Though the Chinese Constitution has stated that Chinese people have the freedom to organize, to publish, to speak, they have never carried it out".

After finding a cache of writings in a locked chest, Dickinson's sister Lavinia gave them first to Susan Dickinson, the wife of their brother, Austin, to organize and publish.

Since 2004, the Best-Dressed List has been organized and published by Vanity Fair, and the field of possible choices is perhaps more narrow, more media-addicted than it was in the day of Eleanor Lambert, the fashion publicist who mothered the list for 63 years.

(Johnston 1970)) More recently new collections devoted to African American Philosophy have been organized and published by Tommy L. Lott Lottt 2002); by Lott and John P. Pittman Lott and Pittmann 2003); and by James A. Montmarquet and William H. Hardy (Montmarquet and Hardy 2000).

In 1636 these laws were first organized and published in the 1636 Book of Laws.

On January 21 , 1935 the organizing committee published a folder stating that "for the purpose of fighting off invasion of the wilderness and of stimulating ... an appreciation of its multiform emotional, intellectual, and scientific values, we are forming an organization to be known as the WILDERNESS SOCIETY".

An editorial board led by YeastBook Editor-in-Chief Alan Hinnebusch has organized and published 22 YeastBook articles since November 2011 (almost half the number that we expect to publish by 2014).

Academics across the country have embraced the movement since it emerged in September, organizing classes, publishing reams of commentary and issuing calls to "occupy" not just Wall Street but also sociology, anthropology, history, philosophy or the entire "academic vampire squid" itself, as a poster for a session at the recent annual meeting of the International Studies Association put it.