Sentence examples for specially published from inspiring English sources

In an introduction to a specially published book documenting Mr. Koolhaas's architectural collaborations with Prada, he offers what could be read as an analysis of the philosophical problems underlying Prada's growing pains.

The Tropicana, Las Vegas Boulevard South Las Vegas writers confront the decay, physical and spiritual, at the heart of today's city in a book specially published for this year's Vegas Valley Book Festival.

Now I'm down to two — the regular edition and one specially published for a book club.

IT IS 20 years since the term "glass ceiling" was coined by the Wall Street Journal to describe the apparent barriers that prevent women from reaching the top of the corporate hierarchy; and it is ten years since the American government's specially appointed Glass Ceiling Commission published its recommendations.

Some multifactorial interventions have been published specially based on nurse work [ 26] but no very good results have been obtained.

Questions of whether and how the large screw spacing will affect the behaviour of purlins have not been specially addressed in any published literatures.

A glycemic index (GI) database was specially developed using mainly published information, under the joint efforts of the EPIC and the DiOGenes projects [18].

The idea for the hypothesis generation is that if entity A is linked to entity B and entity B is further linked to entity C then there may be a new relationship between entity A and entity C. Manually, it is very difficult to infer new hypothesis based on all the published facts, specially with the vast amount of available literature.

This tradition is the inspiration of World Book Day in the UK which is now celebrated every March by all school age children being given a £1 voucher and the opportunity to buy a title from a specially selected range of books published at that price.

A report published earlier this month by a specially appointed commission into the preparedness and response by officialdom to the Breivik massacre is the answer.

Nearly 3,000 Pelicans took flight during the following five decades, covering a huge range of subjects: many were specially commissioned, most were paperback versions of already published titles.