Sentence examples for published openly from inspiring English sources

Some of this is published openly on publishers' websites (and we use this in CrystalEye [20]), but approximately half of it is deposited directly in the CCDC.

"None of our research has potential for military application, and all our results are published openly in the public domain".

All research will have to be published openly, with the partners learning the results at the same time as the public.The advantage for researchers is clear.

For its attack on all forms of morality based on religion it aroused formidable opposition, particularly from the son of Louis XV, the dauphin Louis, though it was published openly with the benefit of royal privilege.

What this means for the long-term scientific health of our nation remains to be seen; perhaps Facebook and Google will prosper, but some of the best new technologies may remain proprietary, rather than be published openly in academic journals.

The term stands for both an iconoclastic philosophy and a software development model: software is distributed free and its "source code," or underlying instructions, are published openly so that other programmers can study, share and modify the author's work.

So when Gallimard said, in effect, "no way" in 1954 ("impossible to publish openly," said Raymond Queneau, of all people), Leduc nearly had a breakdown.

For his part, Forster, when told that he ought to follow André Gide's example and publish openly gay writing, replied: "But Gide hasn't got a mother!" By the time he attended King's College, Cambridge, and made his first contacts with what would become the Bloomsbury group, Forster was well aware of his own preferences.

While writing this overview and several articles I have become even more convinced that the only way of creating full semantic science is to publish Openly (CC-BY) and to publish completely (i.e. all experimental information (CC0/PDDL)).

And then, we publish openly so that it can be debated openly, the table, the radar picture of what we find country by country, measure by measure, and we provide a sort of economic evaluation of where trade restricting measures have been taken on the one side and where trade easing measures have been taken on the other side.

After the letter was published, Francis openly entered into the conflict, warning against "the hermeneutic of conspiracy," which he characterized as "sociologically weak and spiritually unhelpful".