Sentence examples for publishing concept from inspiring English sources

And as if to prove the point, he has just launched a bold new publishing concept: that of the "hybrid book".

The company adds that Acrobat and PDF anticipated the Web publishing concept at a time when the Internet "was just beginning to explode".

The display is considerably less intrusive than previously published concept videos.

Seven published concept mapping projects are detailed to document how each of the phases were modified to meet the specific aims of each project.

These seed sites are assumed to play a particular role in flagging promoter regions, and thus would nicely coincide with the recently published concept of 'pioneer factors' (Zaret and Carroll, 2011).

Currently, to our knowledge, only two of these published concept inventories in biology have been validated using the exacting methodology recommended by Adams and Wieman (2010): molecular and cell biology (Shi et al., 2010) and genetics (Genetics Concept Assessment [GCA]; Smith et al., 2008).

An overview of published concepts for multidisciplinary treatment is given in Table 1.

Conceivably, the recently published concepts about master transcription factors [ 5] or pioneer transcription factors [ 6] may provide a clue to this problem.

After publishing The Concept of Nature in 1920, he served as president of the Aristotelian Society from 1922 to 1923.

After publishing The Concept of Nature in 1920, he served as president of the Aristotelian Society from 1922 to 1923, and Henri Bergson was quoted as saying that Whitehead was "the best philosopher writing in English".

Since publishing the concept-match scrubber, Berman has published a new scrubber algorithm based upon doublet (word pair) matching [ 26].