Sentence examples for printed journal from inspiring English sources

The print screen provides suggestions about binding a printed journal up to 50 pages long.

But for me the most interesting Independent participant wasn't a gallery but a printed journal — possibly a journal that functions as a gallery — called Farimani, founded by the 20-something artist Amir Mogharabi.

Between 1903 and 1917 Stieglitz published 50 issues of the beautifully printed journal Camera Work, which contained, among other works, fine gravure reproductions of American and European photographs and halftone reproductions of artwork by Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso.

His article is being published again by Nature — online yesterday and in the printed journal today — along with itemized changes in the text and an addendum by him and his colleagues.

The online journal is becoming increasingly important--eventually, it will be the primary means of publishing articles, with the printed journal just a byproduct.

Software can also usefully replace the old processes of binding the printed journal and the storage of volumes on shelves in a library or an office, a process delightfully described (by biologists, not chemists) as defrosting the digital library[6].

It sort of destroys the notion that printed journals don't have the quickness or relevance of blogs.

This will also enable us to accommodate papers addressing complex issues that may not be sufficiently dealt with within the strict limitations of printed journals.

E-journals were preferred over printed journals by 19675.7.7%) doctors.

E-journals were preferred by 75.7% of the doctors over printed journals.

Access to textbooks and printed journals, however, did not change over the 4-year study period.