Übersetzung für "Koautoren" in Englisch

Each chapter will also have a leading author, who may then select co-authors.

In addition to the main author, five co-authors may be named.

His coauthors are Alberto Alonso-Gonzalez, Kostas Papathanassiou and Irena Hajnsek.

A maximum of six co-authors can be included per abstract.

Stefan Bringezu and Matthieu Saurat are amongst the co-authors of the article.

They are co-authors of four previous books, including Resolving Conflicts at Work .

Among his coauthors are Kurt Binder, Michael E. Fisher, and Valery Pokrovsky.

But others becomereal members of the laboratory team and sometimes even co-sign publications.

In the 1960s he published and co-edited a number of volumes and monographs in statistical theory.

His work is co-authored by Matteo Pardini, Giuseppe Parrella, Kostas Papathanassiou and Irena Hajnsek.

The pulsations were not actually discovered until 1992, by one of my co-authors, Antonio Kanaan.

Kolbe and her co-authors trace this to the existence of energized minerals in the subsurface.

Employers and/or funders should therefore develop strategies, practices and procedures to provide researchers, including those at the beginning of their research careers, with the necessary framework conditions so that they can enjoy the right to be recognised and listed and/or quoted, in the context of their actual contributions, as co-authors of papers, patents, etc., or to publish their own research results independently from their supervisor(s).

I would like to remind you that the European Parliament, during the 2008 parliamentary term, adopted a written resolution - I was one of the co-authors - on the need to put an end to these abuses, and for the Commission to conduct a thorough investigation into the matter.

His best-known popular composition was "The Lonesome Road", first sung by co-writer Gene Austin and later by Jules Bledsoe (dubbing Stepin Fetchit) in the final scene of the 1929 part-talkie film version of "Show Boat", and recorded by more than two hundred artists, including Louis Armstrong, Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra and Paul Robeson.

The Olmsted Brothers also co-authored, with Harland Bartholomew, a 1930 report for the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce entitled "Parks, Playgrounds, and Beaches for the Los Angeles Region" encouraging the preservation of outdoor public space in southern California.

This category is defined not only by the number of international undergraduates, doctoral students, researchers and members of teaching and administrative staff from all over the world, but also by the collaboration of international co-authors in its publications.

The Olmsted Brothers also co-authored, with Harland Bartholomew, a 1930 report for the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce entitled "Parks, Playgrounds, and Beaches for the Los Angeles Region" encouraging the preservation of outdoor public space in southern California.

Other examples of bibliograms are the ordered set of an author's co-authors or the list of authors that are published in a specific journal together with their number of articles.

Delanghe and Daniela Heimberger, two of the book’s co-authors, lookat the prospects for the FP7 and explain the book’s wider call for A New Deal, making the case for a more coherent and effective Europeanresearch policy.

In Thin Solid Films 341, K. K. Choi and co-authors describe a layer system consisting of indium tin oxide followed by a silver layer and, as covering layer, indium tin oxide again.

Many of Corcoran’s articles and reviews are co-authored and many of his single-author publications acknowledge involvement of colleagues and students.

In this study, Tucker and 114 coauthors from various institutions collated movement data from 803 individuals across 57 mammal species from around the globe.

The first or editing author of an issue of Reports on Polar and Marine Research ensures that he possesses all rights of the opus, and transfers all rights to the AWI, including those associated with the co-authors.