Sentence examples for system of publishing from inspiring English sources

With Vanity Fair (1847 48), the first work published under his own name, Thackeray adopted the system of publishing a novel serially in monthly parts that had been so successfully used by Dickens.

In healthcare, evidence of gaming was found in England as a result of the introduction of an annual system of publishing 'star rating' for public health care organizations [ 41].

But in years to come, it seems likely that none will have the long-term significance of the announcement last month by Pan MacMillan imprint Picador that from spring next year it plans to bid adieu to the formerly set-in-stone system of publishing fiction in hardback a year or so in advance of the paperback release.

Mengestu, who recently moved back to Washington with his family after five years in Paris, called the award "a remarkable surprise". He said he intends to use the money to continue his writing and to help create "a new system of publishing" in Africa, with the intent of both expanding the translation of Western books and promoting indigenous writers.

Abandoning the current system of publishing is both risky and costly.

As we move away from an antiquated system of publishing to a new format of science communication, we must consider its implications for research as a whole.

"Neville Husband was an outstanding catering officer - he was recognised nationally as the editor of the Catering News, he had innovated systems of publishing the menu a week in advance for trainees and developed a system of choice for them (the first catering officer to do so), and we never had complaints about the food (unusual in a custodial setting).

There is no shortage of problems afflicting American publishing from the agenting system to the conglomeration of publishing.

When he gets roped into a game of bridge (which he derides as childish) and finds other married couples who learn the "Van Dorn System" of bidding, published as a best-seller inevitably squabest-seller inevitablying and card play, he squabblingsly invents his oversystheir

Fichte's System of Ethics, published in 1798, is at once the most accessible presentation of its author's comprehensive philosophical project, The Science of Knowledge or Wissenschaftslehre, and the most important work in moral philosophy written between Kant and Hegel.

His system of logic, published in 1879 and still in use (with notational modifications), was arguably the single greatest contribution to the subject.