Sentence examples for credit authorship from inspiring English sources
As a past president of the American Society of Media Photographers, I have often been appalled by the ignorance of publications that do not credit authorship of work they describe.
Things like credit, authorship on papers, and the share of the work should be agreed on informally by everyone at the start of the project, and revisited periodically along with tentative timelines and benchmarks for progress.
In imagining a huge, virtually infinite wordstream accessed by search engines and populated by teeming, promiscuous word snippets stripped of credited authorship, are we not depriving the written word of its old-fashioned function of, through such inventions as the written alphabet and the printing press, communication from one person to another — of, in short, accountability and intimacy?
Now, however, that the jest is public, I wonder if it isn't time to accept credit for authorship of the poem.
Even if there is little wide scale empirical evidence, the allocation of research credit through authorship is a key issue that is often raised [ 9- 12].
A man of wide culture, he is credited with authorship of nearly 40 works on music, which were subsequently lost.
He is credited with authorship of the book of Bereshit in the Biur.
It begins with an introduction to Laozi, the Zhou Dynasty sage who lived from 604 to 531 B.C. and is credited with authorship of the fundamental Taoist scripture, "The Classic of the Way (Tao) and Its Power" (Daode jing).
The authors are justifiably credited with authorship, according to the authorship criteria.
The four authors are justifiably credited with authorship, according to the authorship criteria: StS, AUB, and MaB designed the study.
