Sentence examples for size of editions from inspiring English sources

In countries that suffered severe paper shortage there was, of course, a sharp reduction in the number of new books and in the size of editions; consequently, with the increase in demand, the available books were rapidly sold out.

The size of editions varied greatly; the earliest printers of Rome typically struck off 225 copies and those of Venice 300 copies, but later the numbers rose and some of the standard legal texts, which were in regular demand, were printed at Venice in as many as 2,300 copies.

To little surprise, the amount of overlap between editions in the data decreases with the size of the editions.

The size of the edition will be determined by the number of winners.

Company executives are loath to divulge the size of limited-edition runs, but Mr. Lang said the Messiaen set had so far sold about 6,000 copies, an impressive number.

Since the size of this edition of the corpus was not enough for making a reliable word-based n-gram language model, we built POS-based and class-based n-gram language models, in addition to the word-based n-gram model.

At the official Dali foundation, Sevillano said: "I just don't know who counts and evaluates the sizes of the editions.

In addition, the seller is required to state the date of the edition and the size of any prior edition, whether or not the work is numbered (and how) and if any excess casts (or proofs) have been produced and how they are numbered.

In contemporary printmaking, an original print in limited edition should carry information about the size of the total edition and the number of the print.

Beginning today, we present a bigger sampling of letters online, to make up for the reduced size of the print edition of The Times.

But the book resting on a reading stand in front of me is about the size of a Penguin Classics edition.