Sentence examples for published with the same from inspiring English sources

Tells about his next story, "Eva Is Inside Her Cat," which was published with the same fanfare as the first, on Saturday, October 25 , 1947

This story was published with the same fanfare as the first, on Saturday, October 25 , 1947 and illustrated by the painter Enrique Grau, a rising star in the Caribbean sky.

He might reasonably be a little miffed that the Lady also approved another life by Robin Harris, who helped her write her memoirs, now published with the same title and a prominent endorsement.

The journal was no longer being published with the same name as was retrieved from search; this included change of name or the merger with some other journal, or the last publication was more than a year old.

All the authors consulted for this article advocated having a support group of peers, especially ones who publish with the same imprint, to exchange advice and information.

Performing the query at quarterly or monthly intervals can help ameliorate this delay, but would become difficult from a project management perspective, especially for a large number of journals (which often do not publish with the same periodicity).

Her Ethics of Access will be published this year with the same publisher.

The RMSE decreased 29.5% relative to previously published results with the same database using a mixture of dry and wet rock images.

When the specific gravity (SG) and the 50% mass boiling point is available it can give a viscosity estimation with an AAD of 52.9%, which is an improvement in accuracy by a factor of two compared to previously published correlations with the same inputs.

The additional finding of our study is that proportion of pain free episodes at 2 h (30%) under frovatriptan was much higher than that observed in the abovementioned placebo-controlled studies, but it was similar to that found in two recently published studies with the same design and a similar sample size [14, 15].

Dr. James M. Dorsey is a senior fellow at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, co-director of the University of Würzburg's Institute for Fan Culture, and the author of The Turbulent World of Middle East Soccer blog and a just published book with the same title.