Příklady periodical

• Early eighteenth-century dissenting periodicals offer an extra dimension to this approach.

• One has the rare opportunity to prise underneath the 'official mind' of patriotism, and to gauge public reaction through press reports and periodical articles.

• Most participants had applied to join the programmes through announcements in the regional periodicals of the home-care organizations.

• The editor is very pleased to have new (or neglected!) periodicals brought to her attention.

• The multiple local public spheres and newspapers and periodicals of the time played a crucial role in this endeavor.

• The collection includes 10,000 monographs, over 3500 indexed periodicals and newspapers, approximately 24,000 posters and about 85,000 pamphlets.

• Specialised libraries maintain whole collections of scientific and technical periodicals and books; this is the case for large university libraries and research institutions.

• Thus, evidence for particular claims can be found in both periodicals and in the other writings of the authors associated with them.

• This allows not only to denote simple non-dense generators, it also allows for loop nestings that contain arbitrary periodical sequences of sub-loops.

• A whole range of periodicals, some which lasted to the end of the century and beyond, sprang up to analyze the movement's virtues and flaws.

• The abstracts are selected from some two hundred key international periodicals surveyed regularly upon their publication.

• The abstracts are selected from key international periodicals surveyed regularly upon their publication.

• The abstracts are selected from key international periodicals surveyed upon their publication and are accompanied by full bibliographic information.

• In addition to the reconfiguration of the province's administration and policies, there was periodical instability.

• It did not have sufficient literary merit to appear in the leading periodicals of the period.