Sentence examples for specific publications from inspiring English sources

Newspapers are beginning to collaborate with schools in an effort to stretch thin budgets, journalism nonprofit groups that don't have specific publications but share their findings are cropping up all over the map, and citizen journalists are beginning to use the Web to provide accountability reporting as well.

bFor the specific publications, see the main text.

Content will also be prioritized as users follow or share stories from specific publications.

(For specific publications and examples, see the list of selected resources below).

Research on feedback suppression and control system theory in general has also given rise to numerous hearing-aid specific publications in recent years.

In all cases, the reader is referred to specific publications for further information as the type of uncertainty is not currently stored in the database.

Results were publicized through a specific publication (AMD Annals) and on a dedicated page of the AMD Web site (10) and discussed with participants in an annual meeting.

Although any sort of publication might legally qualify as "public disclosure," there is also a specific publication in which inventors (or the companies they work for) can publish ideas that they don't want anyone else to patent.

To promote Scout, each student was responsible for a specific publication or news syndicator.

Sig Gissler, administrator of the prizes, says he and his colleagues never publicly discuss the eligibility of any specific publication.

The latter term derives from the French word for storehouse and implies a more specific publication devoted to a particular topic, rather than coverage of current affairs.