Although paper submission was not obligatory for the participants of the meeting, nineteen manuscripts were submitted to this special issue and underwent a review and revision process with the help of two reviewers for every manuscript.
This requires assuming that the error in transcription is common to every manuscript of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle; many historians make this assumption but others have rejected it as unlikely, given the consistency of the sources.
The whole appearance and feel of the book, and the accuracy of the text and beauty of the script was highly praised by scholars such as Bishop Christopher Wordsworth (1807 1885), nephew of the poet and an important New Testament textual scholar, who described the book as "surpassing in delicate simplicity of neatness every manuscript that I have seen".
Dr. Peter C. Butler, the former editor in chief of Diabetes, allowed me to serve as associate editor thereof during his recent tenure, and I learned from Dr. Butler that there is no substitute for careful review of each and every manuscript submitted and that the peer review process has to be respected at every step by authors, reviewers, and associate editors.
In contrast, every manuscript of a given work was unique: the pages of one manuscript did not correspond precisely to those of another because they lacked the standardization that mechanical reproduction imposed.
Decode is still small enough for him to know the family histories of many employees, review every manuscript and, one day last month, take a succession of phone calls from a teenage daughter in need of genetics tutorials for an imminent exam.
If you really need to follow the life cycle of every colon through every manuscript and revision, you'll need the multi-volume Norton edition by the tireless Reiman and Neil Freistat.
For every manuscript of my own that I submit to a journal, I review at least a few papers, so I give back to the system plenty.
The critic is in principle obliged to establish the relationship of every surviving manuscript copy of a text to every other.
In a single day in July 1562, a Spanish bishop advanced the cause of his God by ordering the collection and destruction of every Mayan manuscript and work or art that could be found, the treasure of 4,000 years of civilisation.
