Sentence examples for publication model from inspiring English sources

Even as Assange was striving to lead a movement, his publication model was increasingly regarded with suspicion.

In a twist on the traditional trade publication model, known as B2B for business to business, Mr. Beckman calls the new Reporter B2I, with I standing for influencer.

Such a publication model would not only be cost-efficient, we believe that it would also find greater acceptance within the academic community as a legitimate return on the editorial and refereeing resources that are currently provided for free.

DSE applies an open access publication model, and the authors publish free of charge.

I'll argue that most of these aims are being met under the current publication model.

CASM also offers a faster publication time as well as a broad scope and an open access publication model.

The goal of SciX is to analyze the business processes of scientific publishing, to invent new publication models and through a series of pilots to demonstrate how this will work.

Out of this simmering campus came the Dartmouth Review, a right wing student publication modeled on (and funded by) the National Review, with a masthead that included young conservatives who would go on to become (and remain) national figures.

The main variable I explore here is the stringency of the requirements for publication, modeled here as the number of sequentially observed improvements in a particular patient's health status; that is, approximately: replications required to publish.

Five data publication models described by Lawrence et al. (2011) are distinguished "by how the roles involved in publication are distributed between the various actors" (e.g. the author, archive or journal).

Existing publication models exacerbate the problems arising from the inefficiencies of funding and the promotion of talent; journals disseminate research results in a periodic, page-limited manner that is outmoded in the internet era.