Sentence examples for subject editor from inspiring English sources

But with "human skyscraper" Pym and the others there's a difficulty: the so-called "subject editor" posts were designed for BBC grandees or journalistic giants from elsewhere, not (although the rule is sometimes broken) everyone-moves-up-one internal promotion.

The author and principal editor would like to express their indebtedness to the subject editor, Jill Kraye, for translating this entry into English.

Thanks also go to the editorial staff at the Stanford Encyclopedia and to Doug Jesseph, who was a particularly patient and hard-working subject editor.

The SEP editors would like to thank John D. Norton, the subject editor for this entry, for the special effort he made in refereeing and guiding this entry towards publication.

I am grateful to David Copp, a subject editor for the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, and to David Braybrooke, Victor Kumar, and Duncan MacIntosh, who read a previous draft in full and caught numerous mistakes and unclarities.

But, as the subject editor pointed out to the author, some think that the no-go theorem for relativistic modal interpretation due to Dickson and Clifton (1998) implies the existence of parameter dependence in all the interpretations to which this theorem is applicable.

All content is vetted by subject editors working through an electronic publishing system based on e-mail alerts.

The pattern for future encyclopaedias was established: for any substantial work, it would be necessary not only to have contributions from the experts of the day, but it would also be essential to have subject editors who could supervise the coverage and content in each area of knowledge.

These entries fall under 35 different general subject areas in philosophy, and for each subject area, there are often two or more subject editors who sit on our Editorial Board (there are now 60 members on our Board).

The management structure includes a total of sixty members, divided into six different sub-committees headed by six subject editors.

Banglapedias subject editors were: Professor Abdul Momin Chowdhury (History and Heritage), Professor Wakil Ahmed (Arts, Humanities, Religion), Professor Mahfuzur Rahman (Society and Economy), Dr Kamal Siddiqui (State and Governance), and Professor S M H Kabir (Science and Technology).