Sentence examples for papers editing from inspiring English sources

For most eventual laureates, that interval is spent attending and making presentations at conferences, networking with colleagues, writing additional papers, editing academic journals and talking with the press.

We will have our papers edited by judges, not editors.

Her furniture was rearranged, her bookshelf and papers edited, her desk emptied and sensibly refilled.

He published 31 medical papers, edited two medical texts and authored a book on shorebird decoys.

Various special-interest groups, among them trade, ethnic, and religious interests, are also served by papers edited expressly for them.

These are the kinds of questions addressed in "Written on the Body," an anthology of academic papers edited by Jane Caplan, a professor of European history at Bryn Mawr College.

This book, the first volume in a JAI Press series entitled Advances in Human and Machine Cognition, is a collection of fifteen papers edited by Kenneth M. Ford and Patrick J. Hayes.

A special issue of Energy Policy 28 (2000)—was devoted to a collection of papers, edited by Dr. Lee Schipper.

But, he said, publishers can make money in an open access environment as well, for instance by charging authors' fees to have their papers edited and published.

The articles were republished in one single volume in 1994 as The Pickingill Papers, edited by Liddell and Howard.

The new field was unified and inspired by the appearance of Parallel Distributed Processing in 1986—a two volume collection of papers edited by Rumelhart and psychologist James McClelland.