Sentence examples for publications from a from inspiring English sources

One campaigner discovered that police had recorded how he had sold anti-capitalist publications from a stall at the Glastonbury festival.

In France, newspapers are developing a "digital kiosk" to offer paid access to a number of publications from a single portal.

In order to discover meaningful topics, we collect publications from a particular research area, data mining and machine learning, as our data domain.

One explanation for the occurrence of the decline effect is that the initial positive results reported in publications from a single research team are the product of the use of flexible data analysis practices and selective reporting.

We analysed a variety of resources on governance approaches of science and technology, which we identified in policy documents and publications from a wide variety of journals, conference books, project reports, websites and monographs.

Garcia et al. (2011) have shown for the study of human behavior that publications from journals that focus on the evolutionary approach have articles first-authored by scholar's from a wider spread of disciplines than publications from a leading psychology journals that do not incorporate evolution specifically.

The literary journal, available for $5, is thought to be the first publication from a psychiatric treatment center sold in a public bookstore.

PBI Media has a vast and varied collection of publications, from Beef (a monthly for cattle ranchers) to Telephony (for broadband communications professionals).

The foundation model does not entirely protect a publication from a sputtering economy.

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In his four years in the job he had controversially transformed the publication from a dry academic journal to a readable management magazine that featured cartoons.