Examples of using A manuscript in English and their translations into Russian
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Today a manuscript book is no more the mainspring of calligraphy art.
resumed its mantle as a place of learning and as a manuscript center.
A manuscript and cover documents should be submitted in electronic format.
Prepare a manuscript on trends in surface water chemistry and links to biological recovery;
Before a manuscript is sent for peer review,
This One developed a manuscript from the early sessions with Monjoronson on Planetary Management,
A manuscript as splendid as this must always have been treasured by its owners, some of whom we are fortunate in being able to trace through inscriptions on its pages.
By sending a manuscript to the journal, authors approve that the submitted material is original, previously unpublished.
There is a manuscript extant in the Royal Library of Stuttgart, entitled Unterschiedlicher Riss zu
Approving a manuscript for publication does not in any way mean that the reviewers,
The journal asks the reviewers to check, while evaluating a manuscript, the correspondance of the article to the following criteria.
director of the Bezalel Museum in Israel, that a manuscript of such importance was a national treasure and therefore belonged in Israel.
What was not published then was a manuscript entitled,"I am Who I am.
If it is impossible to consider a manuscript and prepare a review in a timely manner,
The editorial Board accepts a manuscript for peer review only when the complete set of documents is obtained.
The Working Group requested that appropriate experts develop a manuscript in the form of a background paper to the Scientific Committee for discussion.
Submitting of a manuscript to more than one publication is considered unethical
He began work on a manuscript chronicling his life exploring the continent,
Ferdinando Ughelli, basing his findings on a manuscript dating from after the 12th century found in Sorrento Cathedral,
Reviewers also may be notified of the editor's decision to accept or reject a manuscript.