Sentence examples for long publication from inspiring English sources

This issue was highlighted by a decision-maker in Haiti, who widely shared an e-poster on the current results, claiming that "long publication delays would eliminate the important benefits of this review" (personal communication, June 13 , 2015.

In economics there is usually a long publication lag, so I also have to be aware of working papers getting published and new publications being presented at conferences and in seminars.

Calcagno heard similar horror stories from his colleagues and wondered "if this was frequent, if this was worth it, if research was losing energy in such long publication processes".

New electronic publishing technologies, such as e-journals, forums, and blogs, offer the enticing possibility of highly efficient instant publication, rather than authors having to go through the cumbersome processes of classic peer review and long publication cycles.

The status quo serves authors by allowing them to generate long publication lists, and serves publishers by generating revenue through article processing fees.

Moreover, tribal needs may not accommodate research timelines, which are often too short (short-term or one-time federally funded initiatives) or too long (publication-heavy research without actual remedies for the community).

The best character may present herself long after publication; maybe even after you've stopped thinking about a subject that once meant the world to you.

But, not long after publication, he received a letter from a Frenchwoman who had been one of his nannies, and who now worked at a publishing house in Paris.

The boldest step was taken by the Polish astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus, who hesitated for so long in publication that he did not see a printed copy of his own work until he lay on his deathbed in 1543.

The post was submitted to Reddit not long after publication, but for whatever reason the blog (enrupt.com) is no longer accessible now, although you can still get to the cached version of the article in question (see below).

(It was pulled from FreedomJunkshun not long after publication, but a mirror still exists).