Sentence examples for periodical within from inspiring English sources

In April 1860, months after Darwin's On the Origin of Species was published, The Gardeners Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette, a popular periodical within British horticultural circles, quoted at length from a Times of London review of the book.

The second is whether the aggregation by LEXIS/NEXIS and UMI (Electronic Databases) of the revisions with other editions of the same periodical or with other periodicals within a single database changes the equation.

Second, and not wholly unrelated to the first point, however, the Court appears to think that the commingling of my hypothetical collection of ASCII article files from the October 31, 2000, New York Times with similar collections of files from other editions of the New York Times (or from other periodicals) within one database would deprive that collection of revision status.

12 Park et al. have reported that periodical endoscopy within 3 years did not increase the number of mitosis or high-risk GISTs, indicating that endoscopic or EUS follow-up every 3 years may work for small GISTs without high-risk features.

The field measurements of the NFIs are carried out periodically, these results in "significant periodical fluctuations" (jumps) within the biomass stock changes between the individual time series (Fig. 1) but without using additional data on annual basis, no inter-annual variability can be reflected.

Several periodicals developed within the early UK market, beginning with The Pictures in 1911, which, on October 21 of that year, advertised itself as a "guide to all that is best and most worthy of being seen in the picture theatres" (1).

Kikai's essays have appeared in periodicals and within some of his own photobooks.

We treat a job's I/O requests as periodical sub-jobs within its lifecycle and transform the I/O congestion issue into a classical scheduling problem.

Starting from a simple initial design without any AANR, BESO gradually re-distributes the dielectric materials within the periodical unit cell so that the AANR property emerges and its frequency range is enlarged accordingly.

As Florence Boos writes in her article on the 1870 Education Act, "Beyond the means of subsistence, it is difficult to think of anything more important than education to the well-being and sense of self-worth of most nineteenth-century Britons".1 Yet within Victorian periodical studies, education in its various dimensions has received relatively little focused attention.

One appeared last year in "Inside Higher Education," an on-line periodical read by everyone within academe.