Sentence examples for specialized publication from inspiring English sources

Sharp's career trajectory appears to be pointing in its own unusual direction toward her heading her own, highly specialized publication.

While a priori the interest lies in finding new empirical laws, or even more fundamental theories, concerning how any natural or artificial complex systems works, it implies that we do not embark on research areas such as genomics, cosmology, or geophysics - which are data-intensive as well, but already have their specialized publication outlets.

The order was first reported this week by Inside the Army, a specialized publication about Army matters.

Ask yourself where your paper should be pitched--a top journal, or a more specialized publication?

We also recently launched TC Labs, an editorial and design studio that specializes in publication concepts, effectively consolidating our various freelance jobs and generating decent work for the people who contribute to Triple Canopy.

The same painstaking care manifested itself in Richard's work as a printer specializing in publications dealing with photography.

Publishing houses specializing in Afrikaans publications began in 1914 and 1915.

Still, Adam Bruns, managing editor of Site Selection, a publication specializing in corporate real estate and economic development, said the fact that the employees were "already familiar with operating in the high-tech milieu" might help.

Publications were highly specialized, with each category having its own set of magazines, readers, and reader expectations.

And American Business Media, which represents 290 companies specializing in business publications and trade shows, named DiMassimo in New York as its agency, replacing the Ad Store, also in New York.

Poetry has never been bigger for the simple fact that there have never been more poets or publications specializing in poetry, said David Fenza, executive director of the Association of Writers and Writing Programs.