prepublication
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- noun
- /ˌpriːˈpʌblɪˌkeɪʃən/
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prepublicación
- Prepublication data can be password protected to limit access, and a hash code is provided for each data record to facilitate peer review and data referencing in journals.
Examples
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My goal during my prepublication period had been to have a fresh chapter to bring to my weekly critique group.
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Our team thus developed seven-item indices for this purpose, as well as a Time Quality measure, six items expressing satisfaction with what one does in one's spare time (all three available from the author and described in a prepublication manuscript).
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With rare exceptions, data should be made available online after a prepublication period of two to three years.
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Peer review is a process done prepublication by someone's peers.
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A "green" open access model does not charge an author fee, but encourages the author to self-archive a prepublication in an open repository.
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"On this particular occasion, unfortunately, our prepublication processes failed," PLOS's executive editor, Veronique Kiermer, said in an interview.
Academic text (2016) -
The author wishes to thank Donna Desrochers and Jane Wellman for providing a prepublication copy of their Delta Project data for this study.
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To receive information or reserve a copy at prepublication discount, contact Ann Miller, BioCycle, 419 State Avenue, Emmaus, PA 18049.
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As an example, Genette offers the chapter headings in Ulysses, which appeared in its prepublication in installment form and made explicit their relationship with different episodes from the Odyssey.
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The researchers released a prepublication version of their study for feedback before the official launch.
Synonyms
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An early version of a document or plan
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A first written version that will be changed before the final one
How Published
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- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Morphology
prepublication = prepublication (semi-transparent) = pre + publicat + ion
The adjectival meaning 'before publication' is clear, but the noun use for a draft, copy, or stage is somewhat specialized and metonymic.
Etymology
Prepublication comes from pre- 'before' and publication 'making something public'. As a noun, a prepublication is a copy or the period 'before' a work is officially published.