If it is necessary to exclude from joint authorship status certain contributors, such as the case of typical editors, [FN106] who may satisfy the requirements of sufficient contribution and intent to merge, a safer basis for such exclusion would be that neither contributor intends one of them to be a joint author.
Instead of quickly becoming bullish, the typical newsletter editor believed the rally to be a bear-market trap.
Hastreiter is fifty-five, and looks more like the artsy woman who taught me pottery in junior high than like a typical fashion editor — not that she considers herself a fashion person.
(The average trip is said to be 2.8 miles, which also happens to be the approximate distance from home to office for your typical newspaper editor. A coincidence, no doubt).
Yet from the moment I'm ushered into Jill Abramson's office, it is clear that the characterisation of the typical New York Times editor as a supremely powerful and rather overbearing regal type cannot easily be applied to her.
The program acts much like a typical WYSIWYG editor, although I really had to dig around in the menus to find out how to peek at the HTML code.
While the story itself was said to be "somewhat typical" and editor Chris Bieniek criticized the on-rail aspect, Gore noted the game's "spectacular visuals", and presented it as one of the Saturn's system sellers.
Steve the video editor: Typical.
The main 2D chemical diagram view is based on the HTML5 canvas, does not require a particular device or plugin and is a complete re-implementation of a typical chemical diagram editor.
What goes on in a "typical day" for editors, reporters, photographers, and printers?
But she was typical of Wikipedia editors in "being persnickety, fact-obsessed, citation-obsessed," Ms. Gardner said.
