Sentence examples for co-authorship with from inspiring English sources

Correspondence relating to Dunning's co-authorship with S.E.

And when the time hangs heavy, he'll indulge a burst of co-authorship with Susannah Kells (aka Judy, his wife).

"How many films written, directed and photographed by one person are given co-authorship with their presenter?" asked a riled Mr. Morrissey.

Combining bibliometric (publications, citations, co-authorship) with survey data on 495 nanotechnology researchers, we analyzed career attributes, professional context and production overtime.

Co-authorship with faculty is encouraged (though not required); however, the student is expected to be the lead driver of the project.

With Professor Brian Simon, she wrote Halfway There (1970), a report on the British comprehensive system, and she followed it up with another co-authorship, with Professor Clyde Chitty, on the same subject, Thirty Years On (1997).

We show the complete R&D network with about 14,000 nodes and 21,000 links, but only a sampled co-authorship network with about 11,000 nodes and 32,000 links (i.e. 10% of randomly chosen co-authors).

Seven generations of framework programmes have been supporting European cooperation since 1984, stimulating a rise in co-authorship particularly with Germany and France.

So there is still at least one controversy left on the issue of Shakespeare co-authorship, even with several questions largely resolved.

Their correspondence includes letters between Bruce and Beatrice about their co-editorship and co-authorship, letters with writers for the Ladies Home Journal, and letters from actresses about the Ladies Home Journal.

Among the most influential homophily factors, the same field of specialization, co-authorship, affiliation with the same organizations, and similarities in physicians' attitudes toward EBM were most likely to result in inter-physician collaboration.