Sentence examples for than manuscript from inspiring English sources

But while music education – and by extension the recorder – may be under pressure from politicians who are more interested in balance sheets than manuscript paper, there is one instrument that has surged in popularity over the past few years.

For example, the analysis of a total of 1,814 manuscripts reviewed by referees of Angewandte Chemie International Edition in the year 2000, [16] clearly showed that after publication manuscripts with positive ratings by the referees show higher h index values than manuscripts with negative ratings (and later published elsewhere).

In both steps there was a control for the scientific impact of the research reported in a manuscript in order to be able to determine – independently of their quality – whether manuscripts that were reviewed by Ra are reviewed more favorably than manuscripts that were reviewed by Re.

However, it is estimated that over 50% of studies are never published completely, and studies with disappointing (non-significant) results may not be published at all. 1 2 Non-publication is believed to be primarily due to failure to write-up and submit research, rather than manuscripts being rejected.

The book once ran to more than 3,000 manuscript pages; it now appears at roughly one-tenth that size.

These first printings may look less dramatic than the manuscript we know and love, but they were created closer to the germinal moment than anything known to exist.

Among his belongings when he died was a large trunk, containing more than twenty-five thousand manuscripagesges — the product of a lifetime of nearly graphomaniacal productivity.

More than 70 manuscript versions of the poem are extant, testifying to its popularity in its own day.

This typeface ushered in the new era in which, for the first time, the typographic book was more common than the manuscript one.

"What greater gift could you give the American people than a manuscript of Magna Carta, an old piece of parchment in an ancient language which was part of our common heritage?" The discussions were taking place during the height of the Blitz and the idea was heavily pushed by the Foreign Office.

The investigation for model (8) with a more general incidence rate is much more difficult than this manuscript, and it is under consideration.