Sentence examples for electronic manuscripts from inspiring English sources

And Fatbrain.com, the online bookseller that has nudged the market forward by commissioning electronic manuscripts, reported that other top publishers are moving to post works through its service, MightyWords, which in the last two weeks filled 50,000 orders for essays by prominent authors like Pete Hamill and Doris Kearns Goodwin.

All back history (reviewers' comments and editors' notes) for the papers were obtained by SS from the BMJ's electronic manuscript tracking system.

To safeguard material, the agency keeps a log of lent review samples, sends out only partial electronic files of manuscripts for review and notes which publishers have bad credit or fail to promptly provide royalty statements.

Online publishing offers many practical advantages beyond electronic handling of manuscripts right up to the point of publication.

See below for instructions for electronic transmission of manuscripts and for details on preferred file types and file naming.

Although most publishers still like to see a printed copy of the manuscript, many also like to see an electronic copy of the manuscript as well, so you have a decided advantage if you have written your manuscript on a computer.

All authors interpreted results, edited drafts of the manuscript and electronic Codac system, and read and approved the final manuscript.

A team of computer scientists has taken a common Internet tool for screening out spam and adapted it to help convert text from old books and manuscripts into electronic files.

The electronic availability of such manuscripts has aided in the identification of duplicate citations by allowing for more transparency and thus more precise characterizations of the similarities amongst these articles.

Authors are kindly requested to register on the MMS database and to follow instructions for the electronic submission of their manuscripts.

A new electronic edition of a manuscript produced by a team of postgraduate students, scholars and technical advisors of Royal Holloway and the British Library will allow readers to link between the original handwritten text in Greek and Latin, and understand in more depth how and why the text was written.