- An
offprint is a
separate printing of a work that
originally appeared as part of a
larger publication,
usually one of
composite authorship such as an academic...
- of
times since 1940.
Based on a
scheme to
organize AMS's
Mathematical Offprint Service (MOS scheme), the AMS
classification was
established for the classification...
- "Biographical and
Historical Background of the
Yarnall Library of Theology" (
Offprint from The
Library Chronicle,
University of Pennsylvania,
Volume XLIII, number...
-
toponymy and padrões",
Revista da
Universidade de Coimbra, Vol. 34, pp. 29–55
offprint; Waters, D.W. (1988) "Reflections Upon Some
Navigational and Hydrographic...
- the
Journal of the society,
which was then
separately published as an
offprint titled Some
Aeronautical Experiments in a 300 copy printing. Lilienthal...
-
appellate courts of
their home state. This
caused West to
produce so-called "
offprint"
reporters for
specific states like
Texas and Missouri, of
which there...
- of
preprint repositories List of
academic journals by
preprint policy Offprint Prepress ScientificCommons Cobb,
Matthew (16
November 2017). "The prehistory...
- 31–35. ISBN 978-1-85310-740-5. Muntz, W. R. A.;
Scientific American Offprints (1964). "Vision in frogs".
Scientific American. 210 (3). W. H. Freeman:...
- {{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: DOI
inactive as of
November 2024 (link) (
offprint) Yale Law
School Avalon Project retrieved 8
January 2011 "German Firms...
- Theory: A
Graphic Guide. Icon
Books Ltd.
Guide to the
Critical Theory Offprint Collection.
Special Collections and Archives, The UC
Irvine Libraries,...
