The phrase "author operator" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a specific context related to programming or software development, where it might refer to a person or function that manages or creates authorship-related operations.
Example: "The author operator in this software allows users to easily manage their publication rights."
Alternatives: "content creator" or "writing manager".
1922 was also modernism's annus mirabilis, seeing the publication of The Waste Land, in which voices, dialogues and even weather reports drift in and out of audibility as its author-operator fiddles with his literary dial – and Ulysses, a huge textual switchboard in which the themes of death and media are plugged into each other time and again.
But the report's authors said operators should be catching and repairing those problems long before the commission orders a special inspection.
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Then, in September 1933, soon after the Burnetts' brought their magazine to New York, they received a story from California entitled "The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze". They published it and wrote to its author, a teletype operator named William Saroyan, saying that they thought it was very good.
HK, the corresponding author, was the operator in charge of this case and made clinical decision, the ideas of this manuscript.
A single trained operator (author LF) performed all scans using standard in vivo imaging parameters (82 μm nominal isotropic resolution, 60 kVp effective energy, 900 μA current, and 100 ms integration time).
"Obama announced his transition team on Wednesday, not just one person, but a roster of people," said Mr. Kamensky, co-author of an "Operator's Manual for the New Administration".
The author used the operators theory for handle this problem.
where The authors defined the operator by (1.19).
For any two analytic functions f z = ∑ n = 0 ∞ a n z n and g z = ∑ n = 0 ∞ b n z n, z ∈ U, the convolution (Hadamard product) of f z) and g z) is defined by f z * g z = ∑ n = 0 ∞ a n b n z n, z ∈ U. Using the techniques from convolution theory many authors generalized Breaz operator in several directions, see [7, 8] for example.
Minor comments for authors: The same operator acquired OCT scans of the same eyes on the same instruments.
