Sentences with phrase «publication points up»

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The first point is that the collection of scientific publications make up a kind of market of ideas.

It would be too coincidental for her, as a lay person, to have made this up from whole cloth just to be found correct on each scientific point after publication as fancy.

Although a handful of books are still offering a juiced up 4.5 (including Carib and The Greek), almost the entire marketplace has San Francisco listed as a 4 - point favorite at the time of this article's publication.

The former Asian young footballer of the year has been fined for not turning up to the final league game of the year against Espanyol, and local publication Faro de Vigo pointed out that Park gets paid 3 million euros, of which Celta Vigo pays 600,000 euros.

This point in particular may be picked up by NGOs with regards to CRISPR and other gene editing techniques, so it would be good to think about arguments or publications which could be used as a response.

The publication also pointed out that Chyna may have switched up her...

The purpose of this publication is to bring policymakers up to speed, but it also provides a nice summary of talking points for anyone involved in education.

Within a publication, users can earn reputation points and vote up each other's comments.

All you have to do is sign up for a blog vendor account (your Amazon customer account will not work), point Amazon to your blog's RSS feed, and fill out some basic information about your publication.

And if you go the traditional route, a great starting point is asking your agent and publisher how you can help leading up to publication and in the months thereafter.

A subtle point which is, however, worth reflecting up, is the change in language from the original media release to the publication of the final report.

Here at Dogster, there's always talk of the importance of point of view — how, without standing up and championing something, a publication fails to stand for anything at all.

The Weekly Update includes a round up of news stories, articles and data points that have been shared by various publications, market researchers and Video Game companies over the past week.

This is totally off - topic, but to give you some idea as to how open - minded (to the point of falling out) this «publication» is, the «Portland UFO & ET Examiner» has a great piece up, Why the 4th of July is important to extraterrestrials.

This from one who helped set up RealClimate to attack anyone who dared to question, to get editors fired, to manipulate the peer review process and to block from publication articles that pointed out the problems with their science.

Ordinarily, if this was a [peer --RSB- review of your paper [assuming you wrote this up], then your refusal or inability to explain and clarify those points would alone be reason for not recommending publication.

Perhaps we should also point out to Anthony how strongly he objected to BEST releasing preliminary results with no peer - reviewed publication to back it up.

For point of clarification: there was a huge Words and Phrases (West US) publication that covered a whole row of shelves at the Bora Laskin, kept up - to - date by pocket parts.

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I'm pleased with that work and have listed it in a publications section on my resume up until this point.