Sentence examples for publication name from inspiring English sources
Instead, this was a celebrity-sight-seeing event for fashion journalists and professional paparazzi, all of us squooshed behind silver bars alongside the non-red carpet, tiptoeing on pieces of paper that bore our publication name.
The database included the PubMed ID (PMID), title of the paper, date of publication, name of journal and URL characteristics including length in number of characters, presence of international addresses and type of top-level domain.
For comparison, when 'environment*' was used as a search item under publication name in a general search, we found 76,701 publications before 2000 and 68,418 in 2000-2009, i.e., 47% published after 2000.
Once the satuies were selected for final analysis, the following data of each study was extracted by one reviewer (JY): author, year of publication, name of journal, subjects (age, diagnosis, and previous prosthodontic experiences), study design, measurements (instrument, questionnaire items and interview topic) and results.
Place of Publication: Name of Publisher.
Articles are cited with the author's name, followed by the year, then the title of the article, the publication name, the volume and issue number, and the group of pages referenced.
Mentions a copy of a publication named "Floyd Climer's Motor Scrapbook", devoted to advertisements which appeared between 1890 and 1920.
By Fred Packard The New Yorker, November 25 , 1944 P. 60Mentions a copy of a publication named "Floyd Climer's Motor Scrapbook", devoted to advertisements which appeared between 1890 and 1920.
In 1999, Micro-Publishing News, a trade publication, named him Innovator of the Decade for his advances in large-format printing.
This month Risk Magazine, a British publication, named SocGen "equity derivatives house of the year," praising its ability to manage its risks.
This year Gramophone, a leading British classical music publication, named the China Philharmonic one of the world's 10 most inspiring orchestras.
