Sentences with phrase «block quotes»

Our eBook conversion service for nonfiction books is for books that have special formatting needs, such as block quotes, tables, images lists, etc..

Since I can't get block quotes to work on this blog, I thought I'd try giving the quote marks their own line.

Note: All text in block quotes are quoted from the study, Do Polls Influence the Vote?

You're taking a rather obscure text, and demonstrating that it doesn't always use block quotes when appropriate, it's a bit sloppy with citations, and it mainly presents sceptic boilerplate.

I was interested to see recently on the WSJ Law Blog that Judge Alex Kozinski of the Ninth Circuit, who most recently appeared on LBW when it was revealed that he «does not read block quotes» in appellate briefs, had again thought outside the box in the case of Gorfias - Rodrigues v. Holder.

[Block quote] A 1,500 - square - foot house with mediocre energy - performance standards will use far less energy for heating and cooling than a 3,000 - square - foot house of comparable geometry with much better energy detailing.

Then Rapp switches out of block quote but continues quoting the website nearly verbatim, but with slight changes and excisions.

So, in fact the Soon and Baliunas block quote on tree - rings is also based largely on Bradley.

So, in fact the Soon and Baliunas block quote on tree - rings is also based largely on Bradley.

Forgive the big block quote:

@DenisdeBernardy I haven't watched the video you linked, but that appears to me to be very much related to the issue of both keeping track of your spending and not spending money you don't have, which are both discussed in the second block quote in this answer.

«It has special ways of detecting block quotes, italicized text, text in quotation marks, as well statements of mathematical theorems, to avoid false positives.»

Sometimes the switch from nearly verbatim, but unquoted, text to attributed block quotes happens in the middle of a passage:

Now here's the opening of Rapp's first extensive block quote from Soon and Baliunas, but with one crucial change from the original:

Use block quotes for quotations of more than 50 words, and in text quotation marks for quotes of less than 50 words.

The skillful legal writer does not mindlessly block quote authority.

[Start block quote] «Bitcoin is not [the future].

25 — Test emphasizing key points with block quotes, images of quotes or by even incorporating them into the subheaders.

Our eBook conversion service for novels and memoirs is for fairly simple books that do not have any special formatting needs, such as block quotes, tables, lists, etc..

I don't read block quotes.

The book repeats advice we have all heard before: don't use block quotes, don't use legalese, tell a good story, etc..

There are no fewer than four long block quotes from Soon and Baliunas used by Rapp.

In its terse analysis — the entire document is less that 1,000 words, several hundred of which are block quotes from the law itself — the board does make several recommendations as to how to improve such a system if it were used again in the future.

But read that block quote.

Can't use sarcasm font in a block quote.

The following passage contains an almost verbatim quote from the referenced 2001 paper by Jones et al (The Evolution of Climate Over the Last Millennium from Science), but is not block quoted.

A paragraph with left and right indents (block quote) that looks fine in the print version doesn't come out right after conversion to MOBI with Calibre.

Honestly, if your formatting requires a lot of headers and subheaders and lists and block quotes, you are really designing for pdf.

IMHO, unless you need a lot of fancy formatting (bulleted lists, headers and sub headers and numbered steps and block quotes) there is no need to sweat the formatting.

Do not format text boxes or sidebars into the manuscript; use block quotes.

Find your book title and subtitle, any block quotes, headings, and subheadings, and apply the pre-defined styles to those elements.

Another challenge which the conversion tools will not be very helpful with is what to do with books which have footnotes, block quotes, typography, and practically every other kind of layout and formatting.

Our interior design for nonfiction books is for books that have any images, block quotes, simple tables, basic lists, charts or graphs, endnotes, or footnotes but do not have a bunch of images (more than 15), any images that require text wrap, pull quotes, side bars, complex tables, two - column layouts, or other complex elements.

I don't really care if the voice sounds stilted or robotic; but what amazes me is how incredibly unsophisticated it is about things like the numbers for footnotes, block quotes, decimal points in numbers and periods in initials, etc..

They include photos, bullet lists, numbered lists, block quotes, subheads and more.

This includes: Heavy Formatting, Multiple Lists, Exercises (Questions / Answers) **, Quizzes **, Math Equations, Block Quotes, Boxed Text, Sidebars ** Many eReaders Do not Support Quizzes or Exercises.

For purposes of creating an e-book, you generally want to strip out all the fancy formatting you might use in a printed book: get rid of fancy fonts (just put everything in Times New Roman), strange indents or block quotes, and weird symbols.

The «For me... proven author» is supposed to be a block quote.

All I need to do, is to figure out why there seems to be a universal problem, with «block quotes.»

Our book design service for novels and memoirs is for books that consist of typical chapters and perhaps a few images, but do not have block quotes, sidebars or pull quotes, subheadings, tables, lists, charts or graphs, endnotes or footnotes, or any other special elements.

For projects deemed high complexity — needing elements such as sidebars, block quotes, tables, multiple lists, question - and - answer exercises, quizzes — pricing will depend on the features required and will be negotiated with the author on a case - by - case basis.

The process of typesetting an e-book includes selecting typefaces, setting rules for normal body text (such as alignment, line spacing, and handling of breaks, widows and orphans), and visually designing special text such as headers or block quotes.