Sentence examples for three major editions from inspiring English sources

The Paston letters have appeared in three major editions, beginning in 1787, although these have long been the sort of books people like to own but can barely force themselves to read.

He published his beliefs in three major editions, Physiognomische fragmente (1775-78) RBSC Oversize 6453.568.15q, Essai sur la Physiognomonie (1781-1803), and Essays on Physiognomy (1788-99) GAX Oversize 2007-0002Q.

After a front-page article about his methods of computer analysis in The New York Times -- and after his reputation was further burnished by unmasking Joe Klein as the author of "Primary Colors" -- the poem was added to three major editions of Shakespeare's works.

Also, only three major International Classifications of Diseases, 9th edition Clinical Modification (ICD-9-CM) codes were collected for each ambulatory care visit on the database because of NHI administration specifications.

While the essence of the game has always stayed the same, the rules of Magic have undergone three major revisions with the release of the Revised Edition in 1994, Classic Edition in 1999, and Magic 2010 in July 2009.

Three major announcements set the table for this Thanksgiving edition: Google's ChromeOS, Microsoft's Silverlight 4, and salesforce's Chatter collaboration platform.

She has participated in three major international tournaments for her country; the 2005 and 2009 editions of UEFA Women's Euro and the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup.

After all, it has just introduced three major new phones — Flip, Bold, Storm — in two months, each with a different software edition.

As in published childhood cancer classification schemes based on ICD-O first and second editions (Birch and Marsden, 1987; Kramárová and Stiller, 1996), leukaemias, lymphomas and CNS tumours constitute the first three major groups.

The most recent editions of two major small animal surgery textbooks [ 9, 10] that were available at the time of the study were reviewed to compare their recommendations, as well as one of the most recently published small animal surgery textbooks [ 11].

In 1514 he produced a major edition of Nicholas of Cusa, arguably the most original philosopher of the fifteenth century—and one certainly influenced by Plato.