Computer-generated works raise grave authorship concerns under U.S. copyright law, with arguments in favor of allocating copyrights to the computer user, programmer, the computer itself, or some combination therein.
However, arguably there is an even greater and more serious risk of damaged relations, reputations and work prospects if a publication professional fails to raise authorship concerns which are later raised by a journal.
While apostolic authorship and concerns for orthodoxy exercised some influence, the dominant factor shaping decisions about canonical status was to note what books Christians consistently read when they gathered for worship and instruction.
However, this proportion of inappropriate authorship is a concern to institutions and journals responsible for integrity in scientific reporting.
Authorship identification is concerned with determining the likelihood of a particular author having written some piece(s) of code, usually based on other code samples from the same programmer.
In this paragraph, also explain any special agreements concerning authorship, such as if authors contributed equally to the study.
Second, when prior agreements are made concerning authorship, how should they be formulated and do they take precedence over standard authorship requirements?
But in many, many cases concerning authorship, the student or faculty member would be much better off trying to reformulate the basic rules rather than addressing the present case per se.
The evolution of the temp score, while being a hidden, unglorified part of the filmmaking process, is ideally situated to impact upon debates concerning authorship, originality, auteur theory, collaborative processes and intertextuality.
While there is a general trend toward greater international cooperation and harmonization respecting RCR [ 57], there is little information concerning authorship in the context of GHR partnerships in educational material.
A major concern to automated authorship has been ensuring that authorship cannot be 'manipulated' by spurious, short-lived edits (Supplementary Text S1).
