Sentence examples for publications rendered from inspiring English sources

He died in the summer of 1796 of heart disease at 37. Both publications rendered it in his native peasant dialect, so little known beyond the Scottish lowlands that it had to be translated for the highlands.

Comparison of our data to previous publications rendered good accordance.

The selected manner of presenting the results in this publication renders it considerably more difficult to interpret them correctly.

The year, name, and vocabulary filters all operate on publications independently, rendering their contribution to the filtering step order-independent.

However, as Petersen indicates, a future publication renders this explanation dubious: in 1873 Berkeley again referred to the species using his chosen name Craterellus lateritius, and indicated a type location (Alabama) different than the one mentioned by Schweinitz.

In addition, tool details and access often change following the original publication (11), rendering it more and more challenging for research groups to stay current.

Peer reviewed journal publications were not included in the desk review because it was anticipated that few, if any, studies with primary data focusing on internal displacement in Syria would be identified; furthermore, the time delay associated with peer review publication would render any existing studies outdated for the purposes of estimating current displacement.

Once a project has been imported and rendered public (i.e. after publication), the experimental data and related metadata can be consulted through the Data consultation module and its various interfaces, providing either a global view or a detailed view.

"The Brooklyn Bridges," he said, adding a phrase that rendered impossible the publication of his complete remarks but adequately conveyed his distaste for the whole matter.

Publication-quality images can be rendered through SVG graphics export.

"In 2009, a statutory instrument which was supposed to remove the legislative prohibition on publication of the SCCRC's statement of reasons for the second appeal was so drafted as to render publication effectively impossible.