Sentence examples for this periodical from inspiring English sources

"The City of Dreadful Night" first appeared in this periodical in 1874.

The success of this periodical inspired the creation of several rival scientific journals in England that eventually drove Nicholson's periodical out of business.

The New Yorker, January 23 , 1932P. 15 As society editor of this periodical, I am in sympathy with the recent attempt of my esteemed contempory, Audacious of the American Sketch and Tatler, to grade the debutantes.

I fear that a more consistently mainstream editor eventually will make this periodical much less interesting, so in the meantime I am glad that the editor is the daughter of the owner.

As society editor of this periodical, I am in sympathy with the recent attempt of my esteemed contempory, Audacious of the American Sketch and Tatler, to grade the debutantes.

In 1784 he began the publication of the Annals of Agriculture, which was continued for 45 volumes; this periodical had many contributors, among whom was George III, writing under the nom de plume of "Ralph Robinson".

Actually, our very value is probably that people have never thought about having to pay for us--that, appearing reliably in this or that periodical, we seem free.

When the paper shut down its New York offices, and its writers based there refused to accept transfer packages to Chicago, The Onion ran a column by its "publisher" T Herman Zweibel: I'm Moving This Miserable Periodical To The Yukon.

Published in the Indonesian language, as opposed to Dutch, this literary periodical was devoted to disseminating new ideas and expressions that ran counter to the type of writing sanctioned by the colonial government.

The average reflection loss of PASiNP arrays is even as low as 1.4% for the wavelength around 200 400 nm, demonstrating the most excellent antireflection property of this special periodical nanostructure, especially in short wavelength range.

I have seen my product in Japanese and Norwegian newspapers, read about it in Time magazine and the Wall Street Journal, and ironically, I was asked to contribute to this very periodical, one I likely never would have penetrated as a scientist.