Sentence examples for the publications from from inspiring English sources

"It's not our job," he said, to discourage the publications from publishing the ads.

Here, the publications from the annotated set were only found for 46% of the compound target interaction pairs.

The publications from phase II were then retrieved in full text and assessed for inclusion of domain abstraction in phase III by two independent reviewers.

For instance, as our search strategy included all the publications from the Lattes Curriculum, we got several "hits" on unrelated topics, e.g., Distributed Systems.

There was variation as to the origin of the Guidelines in each of the countries some were based on practice within the Member State, while others were heavily or entirely based on the publications from organisations external to their country (e.g. translation of RCR guidelines).

According to the publications from the founders of this database, this type of Foresight should be primarily understood as a learning system or a community of practice with the purpose to iteratively refine and improve upon the vocabulary (e.g. through a Delphi-survey for the predictions in the system).

As for the writer, his followers await the publication (from Harvard University Press) of his complete writings.

Paraphrased-review blurbs credit the publication from which they were pruned, and are full of strategic ellipses.

"I had always been a fan in college," said Neil McGinness, whose new company, Bat Boy L.L.C., announced this month it had bought the publication from American Media.

[Read the rest.] * The Norwegian climate scientist Glen Peters said, via Twitter, that the publication from the Research Council was more an "information sheet" than a news release.

Nevertheless, Picnic was the publication from the Middle East in a fair of more than 200 exhibitors, nearly 50 percent of which were foreign.