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| 释义 | Examples of journalThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Even basic access to journals is a problem, especially outside the main research centers. Previous versions of chapters 1, 3, and 6 were published in article form in various journals. The resulting end-of-year forecast was close to budget: a favourable variance on primary journals was counterbalanced by the effects of the recession in other areas. There were railway patterns in its drapers' shops, and railway journals in the windows of its newsmen. One way to answer these questions is to investigate which countries contribute to the most prestigious journals in this field. He also encouraged researchers to continue publishing in journals about their own areas of expertise. Professional journals and institutions quickened the international flow of information. Indeed, it was found to be difficult sometimes to keep down the number of journals to a manageable size. The discipline has its own professors and academic structure, its own journals and series of publication. Contributors should follow exactly the journal's stylistic conventions set out below when writing the final version of their articles. Illustrations from books and journals cannot be satisfactorily reproduced. In most of these journals, the basic editorial policy seems to be to invite contributors to write about their own work. If the recent profusion of relevant journals is an indicator, we need not worry too much, at least nor about quantity. Second, with some notable and welcome recent exceptions, justification issues often have accumulated outside the mainstream literature of psychology in specialized books, chapters, and journals. Is there a role for bibliometric analysis of non-indexed journals? Unfortunately, there were only eight uses in the journals that clearly fit this gap-acquisition sequence. We also thank the paper's anonymous referees and this journal's editor for their constructive comments. The journals gave the clinical coordinator a personal insight of each student and knowledge of their professional development. A comparison of categories of publication between these two journals over the past three years is illuminating in this regard. Substantial parts of the book are made up of revised pieces that have previously appeared in social work journals. Atoms or bits, journals will remain at the core of scientific progress. The anxiety behind access to the ' authentick ' books of the chamber and the journals is quite clear. Liberal journals and magazines took the anti-integrationist idea implicit in ' black power ' much more seriously. In addition, hand searches were undertaken of key cancer journals from 1995 to the present. There are thirty-one pages of notes on the text and a comprehensive bibliography of books, journals and parliamentary papers. Readers seeking to understand recent research on disability and morbidity should consult gerontology, demography, and epidemiology journals for additional perspectives. The journals are full of adventure and document the highs and lows that he encountered while doing anthropological fieldwork. The results of these studies will be published separately in a variety of specialized scientific journals. The feminist critique and a decade of published research in sociology journals. Selected presentations given during these events are published either in thematic volumes or in journals. Later, language- or domain-specific associations joined in organising conferences and publishing journals. The number of journals used for this article is relatively small; however, the number of papers considered did not suffer for that. The editors are happy to consider advice on additional journals for abstracting. Your answers are most welcome by way of the journal's e-mail address. Professional organisations, consortia, journals, and discussion boards should take up this topic in earnest. She points to the limited nature of the public sphere that journals formed. The journals were not for the broad public but contributed to elite awareness. We want to encourage true innovators with grants and publications in top journals, and discourage crackpots, but sometimes we cannot tell who is who. The journal's impact factor rose from 0.71 in 2004, through 0.95 in 2005, to 1.49 in 2006. The annual cycle structures many aspects of social life, not least the production of academic journals and the personal experience of growing older. Changes in reading patterns were discerned, from reading novels to short stories, and from journals and magazines to the daily newspaper. Many of the surviving letters and journals cover periods of only a few years or months. Informed by detailed consultation with the library and research communities, we are constantly developing our industry-leading online journals platform. Many supplementary published writings, especially brief news and travel reports from nineteenth-century newspapers and journals, are rarely quoted because they are time-consuming to trace. Economists in government service should be allowed to take part in outside discussions, to write books and to contribute to learned journals. A search of the available material also shows that most journals reveal little or nothing about the author's emotions or opinions. Not all newspapers aim to be journals of record, and even when they do, their styles and traditions vary from country to country. He has published several books and over 85 technical papers in scientific journals. He has published several papers in various international journals relevant to the above topics. There are several journals and conferences dedicated to the subject. Work also started on the journal's web page so that it would be on-line before the first issue came out. There are in fact strong expectations about the language and genre of academic writing (applied punitively by refereed journals, for example). Self-reports have been conducted through retrospective interviews, stimulated recall interviews, questionnaires, written diaries and journals, and thinkaloud protocols concurrent with a learning task. The best five answers to this question will be published in each of the journals listed above. We should appoint them to be the next leaders of our professional organizations and editors of our medical journals. They often had little formal training and did not teach in medical schools or join medical societies or publish in medical journals. How many articles on them do we ®nd in journals of the human and social sciences ? Three-fifths of the journals have no control over their profits, and the majority of journals use the association's legal counsel or media relations staff. Today, many patients are just a few clicks away from medical information provided by universities, medical journals, professional associations, private organizations, and government agencies. Incidental vocabulary acquisition from oral and written dialogue journals. All a person must do in order to believe them are to listen at any public gathering and read some well-known journals. To a lower degree, the construction has also increased in frequency in journals and private letters. At present, there are few such studies in developmental journals, but we predict that the situation is likely to change radically during the next decade. Hence, it may be difficult to find specific, supportive evidence in examination of private journals, questionnaires, or other records of society's members. How did you get involved with editing it and eventually transforming it into one of the major international journals? Regular newsletters and journals are published, as well as leaflets, pamphlets, books and computer programs. He has published a number of articles in academic journals, mainly dealing with varieties of language. He regularly contributes articles on language and translation to specialised journals. Twenty of her papers have been published in journals focusing on applied linguistics, second language acquisition and crosscultural communication studies. In this rapidly evolving field, much of the information available is regularly reviewed in the scientific journals and easily obtainable online. He has published many papers in international journals, books, and conference proceedings and has served as a member of several program committees. He has published over 100 technical papers in major international journals and conferences. I gauge the uniformity of acquiescence based on evidence from state legislative journals about oaths of allegiance taken by state and national officials. Since the journal's inception it has proved an invaluable source both for reflective scientists and for workers in the history, philosophy and sociology of science. He was the author or co-author of 70 books and author of about 500 papers in journals in 16 countries. To ensure the project's sustainability, the coordinating team will seek to publish action research outcomes in journals and to consolidate a network of networks. In surveys, it also ranks fourth or fifth among the so-called "core" journals in all of economics. Most of us also publish in disciplinary journals and present papers at a variety of conferences. On the other hand, journals for women already existed at the beginning of the period. In contrast, journals in the physical sciences often welcome survey articles, regardless of the level of mathematical or scientific expertise needed to understand the article. In the pages of women's journals, these tragic tales were placed along with explicit advice against immoral public behavior. The publishing world is in a period of rapid change and currently many journals are available on-line. In addition, the linkages among many of the factors have not received a lot of attention in the cropping systems or animal science journals. Reviewers will also be encouraged to publish their results 'in parallel' in journals or books, to maximize the spread of information. As the number of different online journals increases, it is useful to have a central point from which to access all journals. There was a considerable range in the impact factors of the journals. Articles used as its scientific basis are often published in a few, high impact, general medical journals. Publication of the results in scientific journals, and occasionally in press releases, are other dissemination means used by the three agencies. In common with a previous study (23), manuscripts are most frequently submitted to journals on the basis of prestige. Nevertheless, there is a tendency for meta-analyses with less clinically important results to be published in journals with a lower impact factor. Guidelines of performing cost-effectiveness studies, for example, have been published by several authorities, journals, and organizations (2;9;12;16). Thirty years ago when urban history was becoming a recognized sub-®eld, practitioners argued whether they should establish their own journals. Circulation figures for the most popular journals and daily newspapers might reach 200,000. I especially need articles that have appeared in less familiar journals. Subsequent events testified that the journal's anticipatory readjustment was indeed founded on a good guess. Admittedly, medical journals are designed to disseminate novel research, not reiterate known risk factors or serve as patient education tools. Most dissemination, 85%, was through direct mailing to members and publication in journals or newsletters. Another challenge to ensuring that practice follows evidence is the development of strategic dissemination methods other than databases, flyers, or academic journals. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. 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