Sentence examples for publishing of one from inspiring English sources

Of the Boom writers, Gabriel García Márquez is most closely associated with the use of magical realism; indeed, he is credited with bringing it "into vogue" after the publishing of One Hundred Years of Solitude in 1967.

Their appearance in BSE is very similar to that published of one sample of the mineral mixite which has bundles of acicular crystals [8].

Our literature search identified only 1 eligible published study of one of these agents, on the basis of which no guideline was possible.

But I was reluctant to send my rather lengthy piece on the perils of publishing for one major reason.

He publishes 14% of one document.

Musk shared details of the elevator last month, saying at the time that it was close to operational, and now he's published footage of one in action.

The most important structural change is the decision to publish minutes of one meeting during the interval prior to the next meeting.

This is possible because of the internet, and Charles Leadbeater has illustrated how we have moved from a world of 'filter then publish' to one of 'publish then filter' and a world of 'I think' to one of 'We think' [ 19].

At the university he began writing and publishing dozens of one-act plays — potboilers with titles like "Father Spills the Beans" and "Right Under Her Nose".

Frame masonry composite was analyzed using neural networks trained on the experimental database that contains results of 113 published tests of one-story one-bay masonry infilled frames.

Yesterday the newspaper's Web site published a photograph of one equestrian planting a kiss on the cheek of another.