Sentence examples for the edited manuscript from inspiring English sources

"Foul Matter" refers to the edited manuscript and proofs of a book that have been superseded by revised or corrected versions or by the final printed work.

Finally, after the author approves the editorial revisions and any necessary additional documentation has been provided, the edited manuscript will be put into first page proofs.

And as I put the edited manuscript in a big padded envelope and filled out the UPS label (too scary to trust to regular mail) I thought I'd feel a total kick-up-my-heels sense of joy.

The editors will show authors the editorial changes, and authors will be asked to check the edited manuscripts and galleys before publication of the article.

JCB drafted the manuscript in its entirety, designed all original figures, and approved the final edited manuscript.

All authors have seen the final edited manuscript.

According to the professors William L. Stull and Maureen P. Carroll, who, with the coöperation of Tess Gallagher, have been doing scholarly work on Carver, Lish mailed Carver an edited manuscript in the spring of 1980 containing sixteen of the seventeen stories that eventually appeared in the book.

And, why do you not keep a photocopy of the changes you marked all the way through the copy-edited manuscript so that when it goes missing for days in the post there is no need to start foaming at the mouth?

The box also contains an edited manuscript of "To Kill a Mockingbird" and a typewritten draft of "Go Set a Watchman," Jaffe said.

Shortly after Rousseau's death, a partially edited manuscript of a collection of essays titled The Reveries of a Solitary Walker were discovered among his effects.

BAB conceived the study and design, was involved in pathway analysis and edited manuscript.