Shortly after Updike arrived at the magazine, Katharine White moved to Maine with her husband, the even more redoubtable E. B. White, leaving Maxwell as Updike's in-house editor.
My first draft was run past their in-house editor, who returned it covered in red.
An in-house editor at W. W. Norton was critical: "Doesn't [Brodie] know about making the theory fit the facts instead of trying to explain the facts to fit the theory?
We manually removed overlapping models using our in-house editor, AnnotationStation.
Let the professionals create the content and then have a freelance or in-house editor touch up the grammar, construction, and other linguistic aspects.
7 Manuscripts submitted to BMC-series medical journals are typically handled by external academic editors, in house editors, or a combination of both at different stages in the manuscript submission process.
The manuscripts are first assessed by in-house editors.
"We have 13 in-house editors and of these, maybe 4 or 5 live in the city".
This sets off a Kremlinesque competition between two in-house editors -- one quiet, intelligent and fatally self-effacing; the other a craven, scheming dissembler whom the audience loves to despise -- each with dotty and dated supporters in the aged staff.
This sets off a Kremlinesque competition between two in-house editors -- one quiet, intelligent and fatally self-effacing; the other a craven, scheming dissembler the audience loves to despise -- each with dotty and dated supporters in the aged staff.
GameSpot's reviews, supplied by in-house editors and a pool of six to eight freelancers, run 600 to 1,000 words and aim for a tone "more similar to a film review that you'd read in a newspaper than one you'd read in a gaming magazine," Mr. Fielder wrote.
