Sentence examples for publication editing from inspiring English sources

CMB participated in the study design, carried out the study, participated in writing the paper, submitting it for publication, editing, and approving the final manuscript.

Or a friend who, with three kids and an impending retirement, learned that her true calling was not in trade publication editing but neurosurgery.

Later, Guild Socialist theory developed in The New Age, a publication edited by Orage.

The final publication, edited by Matthew Johnson, presents this work and discusses its archaeological and historical importance.

Special publication edited by the Société internationale de Conchyliologie, Lausanne, Switzerland (Suppl. to Vol. 19 (3)): 44 pp., 5 col.

"Some say the government's financial commitment makes sense only if the ultimate goal is the disarming of Canada," The Alberta Report, a conservative publication edited here in the provincial capital, said recently.

The discussion will focus on the topics explored in "Country Acres and Cul-de-Sacs: Connecticut Circle Magazine Reimagines the Nutmeg State, 1938 1952," a new publication edited by Gitlin and published by the Acorn Club.

The publication, edited by Sark Estate Management's Kevin Delaney, said the reopening of the businesses was based on the island establishing a customs post.

The flagship publication edited by Buber was an ambitious forty-volume series of social studies, titled Die Gesellschaft, that appeared between 1906 and 1912.

A more detailed discussion of Alchemy and Pollock's technique, integrating examination and treatment results with the micro-invasive analyses, will be given in a forthcoming publication edited by the Peggy Guggenheim Collection.

Also, the name of a publication edited by Jens Jurgen was incorrect.