Sentence examples for publication a single from inspiring English sources

Depending on the number of databases citing the same publication, a single publication may give rise to several pairwise co-citations.

If this information was not given explicitly in the publication, a single attempt was made to contact the authors to obtain this information before the study was excluded.

The United States Code Congressional and Administrative News (U.S.C.C.A.N). is a West Group publication that collects selected Congressional and administrative materials for publication in a single resource.

Cameron has usefully called for publication of a single figure for each executive's earnings over the year.

A blistering commentary in the paper added: "Whatever else the Chinese thought they were doing by hacking us, they didn't stop the publication of a single article.

If Country X's stock market can crash after the publication of a single article in an obscure newspaper, think what might happen if someone conducted a systematic campaign against Country X.

And, for what it is worth, as The Economist went to press, a search on Google News suggested that, a week after its publication, not a single newspaper had reported Dr Gonon's paper.

This approach has been used by the authors in a recent publication describing a single crack bridge with rigid matrix.

Another publication describes a single case of traumatic quadriplegia successfully weaned from mechanical ventilation supported in part by MIE applied immediately after extubation [17].

But here's the thing that David Carr doesn't understand, that Arianna Huffington doesn't understand; that no-one except those who have actually worked at TechCrunch can possibly understand: TechCrunch is not a publication with a single voice.

From October 1941 to May 1942, Le Soir serialised Hergé's next Tintin adventure, The Shooting Star, followed by publication as a single volume by Casterman.