Sentence examples for Good manuscript from inspiring English sources

Even if the printer received a good manuscript, small errors could still be introduced.

Any article, journalistic or scientific, that sparks a debate typically winds up looking more like a good manuscript 700 years ago than a magazine piece only 10 years ago.

In 1958, Alfred Knopf sent this pointed note to T. Harry Williams, a professor of Southern history, who also had published a successful book with the company a few years before: "Dear Harry — I am terribly sorry because I would love to have a really good manuscript from you, but 'Americans at War' isn't it".

Overall it is a good manuscript and is ready for publication.

Good manuscripts sometimes do not make the cut as more competitive articles are accepted.

Publishing online-only also eliminates the need to reject good manuscripts simply to control the size of the printed journal.

This deters conventional journals from expanding in proportion to the growth in world science and the number of good manuscripts looking for a home.

Open Access makes research freely available both to the academic community and beyond while publishing online only eliminates the need to reject good manuscripts simply to control the size of the printed journal.

requesting the full manuscript.

It is possible that some lunatic collector in some remote place in the world would like to have it, but that sounds more like a good film manuscript than reality".

43 The strategy of local pairwise interchange (LOPI) does not guarantee global optimality, but it is very efficient, 44 and being enhanced by stochastic techniques, brings good results (manuscript in preparation).