Sentence examples for publication free from inspiring English sources

They will get the publication free, while newsstand buyers will have to pay $18.95 an issue.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukEVEN before its publication, "Free: The Future of a Radical Price" had prompted a heated debate online, mostly among people who had not read the book but were merely familiar with its title.

Patients' rights groups argue vociferously that it is ethically wrong to charge for access to the latest medical discoveries.Needless to say, most existing publishers of such information, who make a good business out of selling it to what is more or less a captive academic audience, are not too keen on the idea of "open access"—ie, publication free to anyone.

Science, Science Signaling, and Science Translational Medicine, all make research published between 1997 and year after its publication free with registration.

If you want to stay afloat, for the sake of your audience you want to keep your publication free from harassment, but that means that you are self-administering these restrictions.

When submitting a manuscript for publications, authors are usually inclined to submit to journals that are publication free, follow open access policy, preferably have a high impact factor, and above all have a short editorial and revision time [ 41, 42].

Questions are reprinted from the College Board publication "Free-Response Scoring Guide With Multiple-Choice Sections," 1996, the most recently released test questions.

A1 Third World Medical Journals Six major publishers of medical journals are expected to announce today that they have agreed to give researchers in developing countries online access to about 1,000 publications free or at sharply discounted prices.

Six major publishers of medical journals are expected to announce today that they have agreed to give researchers in developing countries online access to their publications free or at sharply discounted prices.

In the media world, Mr. Cusumano contends that newspaper and magazine companies — including The New York Times Company — made a strategic mistake by giving away their publications free on the Web.

Even more than consumer magazines, trade publications depend heavily on advertising, since in many cases they distribute their publications free of charge to targeted audiences.