Sentence examples for in press for from inspiring English sources
«Quite a bit higher than Web of Science and Scopus, probably because Google counts citations from articles that are still in press (my Neurobiology of Aging paper was published online but "in press" for 23 months, during which citations could be tracked in Scholar but not Web of Science).
In Press for Transactions on Edutainment.
In Press for Journal of Computer Assisted Learning.
Brisbane, 1989, edited by W. L. Hogarth and B. J. Noye, in press, for solving the singular differential equation occurring in the finite β tearing mode problem has been tested numerically on a model differential equation.
These analyses at both test and item level revealed satisfying reliability (see Helm in press for Rasch model checks at item and test level).
Together, these activities comprise the epistemological base of the history profession, or what Ricoeur (2004, 136) refers to as "the historical operation" (see Myskow (in press) for a related discussion of Ricoeur's notion of the historical operation and its relevance to other evaluative features of historical discourse).
(July 31 , 2009 -- In response to recent publicity concerning an article in-press for the next issue of The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, the Organic Trade Association OTAA) reminds consumers that organic has a great story to tell.
In Pressed for Time, Judy Wajcman explains why we immediately interpret our experiences with digital technology as inexorably accelerating everyday life.
While there she danced in 56 international performances and was singled out in the press for being, "in top form, a feat of strength" (HNA, German News).
Math., in press] (for tori) and Ginzburg [V.L. Ginzburg, The Conley conjecture, arXiv: math.SG/0610956v1] (for closed symplectically aspherical manifolds), is proved for C1-Hamiltonian systems on the cotangent bundle of a C3-smooth compact manifold M without boundary, of a time 1-periodic C2-smooth Hamiltonian H R×T∗M→R which is strongly convex and has quadratic growth on the fibers.
Design and construction rules for mechanical components for FBR nuclear islands, vol. 1, section I, subsection B. AFCEN, Paris, in press] for service level D conditions.
