Sentence examples for standalone publication from inspiring English sources

News Corp today announced that The Daily, it's iPad-only digital newspaper publication, would be stopping its standalone publication effective December 15 , 2012

After publishing a slick noir thriller, in 2009, and the quiet interlude that was the standalone publication of his elegiac novella Train Dreams, in 2011, Denis Johnson's latest novel returns to the smoky trenches of foreign battlegrounds.

Ask yourself: Will this be a standalone publication or one in a series?

The move by Time follows other decisions by media companies to make their publications into standalone companies.

For the very first time 'The Fashion' marks a unique collaboration between the style teams at both the Guardian and The Observer and brings together the inspirational styling and the very best writing from both publications into one standalone luxury magazine.

Data Descriptors are designed to be complementary to traditional research publications, and may be used to describe datasets that are analysed in other publications, or to describe standalone datasets.

Second, your dissertation can comprise 3 or 4 standalone and ready-to-submit-for-publication manuscripts rather than a single long write-up of a study*.

I think the source code of the standalone version needs a substantial overhaul before publication.

The larger number of modules (30, compared to 21, as reported in the previous publication [15] that describes the standalone application), is mostly due to refactoring towards better organization of dependencies and introduction of new algorithms.

That has included closing down the standalone operations of TUAW.com and Joystiq among tech publications, and also laying off around 150 people.

EDAM supports semantic annotation of diverse entities such as Web services, databases, programmatic libraries, standalone tools, interactive applications, data schemas, datasets and publications within bioinformatics.