Sentence examples for rolling publication from inspiring English sources
Since we are using a rolling assurance process alongside the rolling publication of sections in the report, we may add additional findings that come to light as we investigate each section.
As we are using a rolling assurance process alongside the rolling publication of sections in the report, we may add additional findings that come to light as we investigate each section.
Volcanologists Mike Rampino of New York University and Steve Self, now at the Open University, started the ball rolling in 1992 with publication in Nature of their paper on the Toba super-eruption.
The publication is rolling out four separate covers with the headline "We Are Trayvon," featuring the slain teenager's family, Sybrina Fulton and Tracy Martin with their son Jahvaris Fulton, as well as director Spike Lee and his son Jackson, actor Boris Kodjoe and his son Nicolas and NBA star Dwyane Wade with his sons Zaire and Zion, all wearing grey hoodies.
He added that he was proposing they sign five-year rolling contracts to ensure publications could not "walk away" from the new regime.
It's the end of the year, and that means many publications are rolling out their annual "best of" list.
As most publications are rolling out lists of their top albums of the year – Pop & Hiss' year-end review is right around the corner – Complex magazine issued a list of its 50 best albums of the year on Monday.
Beginning with the 2010 awards, the rolling eligibility system and paperback publication exemption were replaced with the current rules.
95% of content is open access, with some journals fully OA on publication and others with rolling walls.
Bibliographies of available publications were scrutinised in rolling fashion to identify additional sources, including non-indexed studies and non-electronic sources.
Jonathan Lighter's exhaustive "Historical Dictionary of American Slang" got the ball rolling in the 1990s, but after the publication of two volumes it has not moved past the letter "O".
