Sentence examples for publication through from inspiring English sources

Publication of ideas is almost instantaneous and peer review occurs after publication through public review rather than prior to publication.

In the concluding volume of her magisterial biography, Janet Browne tells the story of these paradoxical decades, from 1858, when Darwin was preparing "The Origin" for publication, through the furious public debates to his death 24 years later.

(That's unusual for someone who's led a publication through two economic crashes).

It does not mean the immediate closure of papers because the lesson from regional owners is that it is possible to continue publication through cost-cutting.

The conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch discovered that Mr. Mazzetti had sent over the article before publication through a Freedom of Information Act request.

Mr. Myler was seen, reporters at the newspaper have said, as a safe leader to pilot the publication through treacherous waters.

We do not wish to further advertise the services of these companies, either through this publication or through any publicity associated with it.

"We hope to stimulate a lot more discussion of that issue through publication of this document".

"Numerous publications through the door, each listing 52 websites, 35 phone numbers - and we think that's effective?

The consortium envisions selling these versions of their publications through an online store akin to iTunes from Apple.

I read about 30-40 magazineveryery month: all the art publications through to London Review of Books, the New Yorker, the Economist, Scientific American.