Concealing his identity, Tolstoy submitted Childhood for publication in Sovremennik ("The Contemporary"), a prominent journal edited by the poet Nikolay Nekrasov.
Richard K. Spottswood, a prominent musicologist who edited and annotated the Library of Congress's 15-volume series "Folk Music in America" and is the author of "Ethnic Music on Records," said that Mr. Strachwitz's role in preserving American vernacular music has been crucial.
The script was then revised and edited by prominent historians for accuracy.
Her father, Georgi Bokov, was a prominent communist official who edited the country's leading communist newspaper.
Charlie Cook, who edits a prominent political newsletter in Washington, said Mr. Kerry's move was unsurprising, considering how close both sides believe the election will be.
On a Saturday morning in August, I went with my interpreter to a private club in Seoul, where I met Cho Gab Je, a prominent conservative journalist who edits a magazine, the Monthly Chosun, that is known for its hard-hitting coverage of North Korea.
Later in the year Dennie ran an unsuccessful campaign for Congress; following this defeat, he turned down offers to edit several prominent journals, including a generous offer from Boston's Independent Chronicle, as he refused to work for a Democratic paper.
One prominent example where the precise editing of only a small genomic motif may result in a valuable trait is the wheat Lr34 ABC transporter, which confers durable resistance to multiple fungal pathogens (Krattinger et al. 2009).
Given the prominent effects of A-to-I editing on transcriptome, it is not surprising that aberrant A-to-I editing contributes to various diseases.
He is an editor-at-large of Time magazine, hosts a show on CNN, has written three books, and is a regular contributor to various journals and papers, including the prominent journal Foreign Affairs, which he edited from 1992 to 2000.
