Sentence examples for popular publishing from inspiring English sources

Gangsters' memoirs have become a popular publishing genre.

He started his career penniless, but now one in six British books is produced by this popular publishing heavyweight.

In fact, tailoring a single prototype to multiple cities or regions is an increasingly popular publishing format, adopted by magazines focused on weddings, society and restaurant menus.

You can get extra mileage out of any blog posts you write by re-posting them on LinkedIn, which now has a popular publishing platform.

"Etiquette is a popular publishing subject right now because, yes, it's true, good manners never go of style," said Christine Carswell, the publisher of Chronicle Books, which will publish "The Forgetful Gentleman" by Nathan Tan in May.

The popular publishing model, which kick-started a financial resurgence at Apple aapl after its July 1997 debut, is due for an update.

By the time of later ethnographic accounts, such as Métraux (1940), much of what Routledge recorded in her notes had been forgotten, and the oral history showed a strong external influence from popular published accounts.

The prediction performance is compared with six popular published methods for supervised discovery of motifs/CRMs based on a wide spectrum of models: Cister (Frith et al., 2002), Cluster-Buster (Frith et al., 2003), BayCis (Lin et al., 2008), Stubb (Sinha et al., 2006), Ahab (Rajewsky et al., 2002) and MSCAN (Johansson et al., 2003).

The list of popular published applications already available for visualizing short read mapping data in a genomic context includes SAVANT (Fiume et al., 2010), GenomeView (Abeel et al., 2012), IGV (Thorvaldsdóttir et al., 2013), IGB (Nicol et al., 2009) and Artemis (Carver et al., 2012).

He was also a popular novelist, publishing more than 50 best-selling novels.

Userland Software, the company behind Radio, a popular weblog publishing tool, has been trying to sell blogging to businesses.