Sentence examples for publications recording from inspiring English sources

Yearbooks, those beloved annual publications recording the events and people of the academic year, are suffering from plummeting print-runs, or are even being dropped altogether, in colleges across the country.The phenomenon is due in part to the price of the hard-bound volumes, typically as high as $75.

Self-citations were excluded manually by checking the citation records for all publications recorded in either database.

It's a brave and remarkable publication recording the voices of human beings crucified by long years of human rights abuses and, in some cases, extreme poverty.

First and foremost is your publication record--something our panel cited over and over again.

We also classify publications that report the first model of a gene as "primary" with every subsequent publication recorded as "additional".

One BME colleague, who was declined promotion, was told to reapply next year once s/he had a more "mainstream" publications record, among other things.

To determine recent trends on publications, we looked at the publications record on Ebola for the past 20 years (from 1995 to 2014).

Notifications of these publications are recorded in an internal database.

Look at his publication record.

Her publication record is scant and carefully nonideological.

Although a publication record this thin is essentially nothing by academic standards, it is not "nothing".