readership örnekleri

• Dickens, too, was quick to exploit the possibility of a mass readership.

• I thoroughly enjoyed this book, and the author has an engaging style, uncluttered with jargon, lending it to a wide general readership.

• None the less the book's dual intended readership does cause some problems, and as an academic monograph it has some flaws.

• Its editors will endeavour to ensure that all articles are appropriate for a readership which includes both engineers and musicians.

• Editors would be glad to co-operate if they believed that this might enhance the reputation and increase the readership of their papers.

• The authors have had to be selective, otherwise the readership would have been overwhelmed by conflicting evidence and comment.

• It deserves a wider readership than is customary for such conference proceedings.

• The effect of higher rates of newspaper readership on political participation is consistently negative, contrary to hypothesis, and cannot be distinguished from zero.

• In their popular readership they comprised an evangelical reading community that was neither exclusively conforming nor exclusively nonconformist.

• On the other hand, chapter 4, on modality, explains its topic in simple terms more appropriate for a non-musical readership.

• This is an academic text which is useful to researchers, yet in its style is easily accessible (and relevant) to a much wider readership.

• The editor's target readership for this book includes advanced undergraduates, postgraduate students and professionals.

• The chapters take the form of expert reviews that the potential readership will be well acquainted with.

• Indeed, whenever a diary writer edits or otherwise revises entries, ' ' these superficially private writings become unmistakably public documents, intended for an external readership.

• Some chapters would prove useful for decision makers whilst some would cover enough ground for an academic readership.