In press definition

In press or "to be published" means that the paper has been accepted for publication in a journal, and the title of the journal must be given. Such a reference may be updated at the proof stage if the referenced paper has been published by then.
In press means that the essay or book is in the stage of copyediting or proofs.

Examples of In press in a sentence

  • In press items must have letters or emails indicating that items have been accepted for publication, unless the items are galley proofs.

  • Association for the Advancement of Animal Breeding and Genetics In press.

  • In press means the work has been accepted without further revision and has left the author’s hands; give anticipated date of publication.

  • In press Amenta, N., et al., 1998: New Voronoi Based Surface Reconstruction Algorithm.

  • In press) and greater prairie‐ chickens (Robel, Pers Comm.) over long distances.

  • It is clear that such a spending level exists; in fact, setting π(γ, γ) = π(γ) would be a sufficient punishment.16While this selection relaxes the principal’s problem, it is not used under the optimal rule described in our main result in Proposition 3, which induces a unique best response by the agent.

  • According to a March 2006 Washington Post article, Gamal Mubarak was recently named as one of three Deputy Secretary Generals of the NDP party, and many of his associates now fill the cabinet and party leadership.9 In press interviews, Gamal Mubarak himself has refuted rumors that he will run for president in any future election, saying “I don’t have the intention or the desire to be a candidate.

  • In press: A publication is defined as in press if it has been accepted for publication and has been copy-edited, or otherwise made ready for publication at a date certain.

  • Giese, 2011, Assessment of natural resource conditions in and adjacent to Cape Cod National Seashore, Massachusetts, Natural Resource [Technical] Report NPS/XXXX/ NRXX—20XX/XXX, National Park Service, Fort Collins, Colorado, In press.

  • In this featural analysis I am following fairly standard practice in DM theory (e.g., Halle 1997, Nevins 2008, Nevins & Parrott In press, among others), where it has been observed that two binary-valued features can yield a three-way distinction, with one of the four possible feature/value combinations ruled out semantically.

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  • Company Secretary means a company secretary as defined in clause (c) of sub-section (1) of section 2 of the Company Secretaries Act, 1980 (56 of 1980) and who has obtained a certificate of practice under sub-section (1) of section 6 of that Act;

  • Secretary means the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services or his designee.

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  • Executive Secretary means the executive secretary of the board.

  • (6) SECRETARY.—The term Secretary’ means

  • Chair means the chair of the Board;

  • Secretary-General means the Secretary-General of the Organization.