Sentence examples for published commercially from inspiring English sources

The Principles of Scientific Management was published commercially in 1911.

Her doctoral thesis (1903) was published commercially and translated widely; MIT owns copies in several languages.

This was published commercially, going through several editions, and is still in use as a diagnostic atlas today.

He has drawn up extensive lists of prospective performance couplings, placing a premium on recordings that have never been published commercially.

The Columbia Fiction Foundry is a forum for alumni dedicated to enhancing their creative writing skills and to being published commercially.

He published in 1947 at his own expense Mumei shishū ("Poems of an Unknown"), and in the following year his novel Owarishi michi no shirube ni ("The Road Sign at the End of the Street"), published commercially, was well received.

The acoustic database for this study is derived entirely from published, commercially-available digital collections on CDs (listed in Additional file 1).

There may be few subjects more difficult to publish commercially than this one.

You may not otherwise copy, reproduce, retransmit, distribute, publish, commercially exploit or otherwise transfer any material.

Other companies have declined to publish commercially valuable genetic sequence data, not writing papers at all, and selling the data instead.

Of course, teaching students to survive as writers means teaching them how to publish commercially viable work, which is problematic for programs that define themselves primarily in opposition to "evil commercialism".