Sentence examples for subscription processing from inspiring English sources
Crespo, Arturo and Buyukkokten, Orkut and Garcia-Molina, Hector (2000) Efficient Query Subscription Processing in a Multicast Environment.
Zendesk is doing it with socially-integrated customer support, Domo and GoodData with dramatically simpler business intelligence, SnapLogic with cloud integrations, and Zuora with subscription processing.
So the costs fall into two buckets — there's the money that's going to the startup itself (basically a $9.99 monthly subscription fee, plus processing fees for the payments), and the money charged by the repair company or handyman that they book.
But snatching the official domain is an insidious twist: Unsuspecting visitors who log into the hijacked journal sites might give away passwords or money as they try to pay subscriptions or article processing fees.
Square made a small change in how it accounts for revenues, splitting it into "transaction-based revenues," which includes money it makes from payment processing, and "subscription and services-based revenue," which is comprised of Square Capital, Caviar and Instant Deposit revenue.
We're going to have to pay twice, for subscriptions and for article processing charges.
It has been becoming more and more clear that commercial journal publishers are charging high subscription fees and high Article Processing Charges (APCs), profiting from the volunteer labour of the academic community, and adding little value.
But for-profit publishing companies like Elsevier have argued that someone has to pay for the cost of the publication, either universities paying for subscriptions, or scientists paying article processing charges to make their papers open access.
Print subscriptions usually require six weeks processing time before you receive your first issue in the mail.
This paper is a retrospective of the Stanford Information Filtering Service (SIFT), a system that as of April 1996 was processing over 40,000 worldwide subscriptions and over 80,000 daily documents.
Because no subscription is needed to access articles, article processing charges (APCs) are charged to authors or their institutions to cover the costs of publication.
