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co-author

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  1. be a co-author on (a book, a paper)

How To Use co-author In A Sentence

  • The permanent solution is not technology, but what we call ecological separation - or no movement of live organisms between the Great Lakes and the Mississippi River via the canals," said Alliance President Joel Brammeier, who co-authored a study on the subject in 2008. ENS
  • She is the author of numerous research articles in scholarly journals and has co-authored a book chapter.
  • They're the co-authors of ‘Actual Innocence.’
  • Dr. Levering is the author, co-author, and editor of numerous books, including Christ's Reading the Apostle, the Doctor, and the Pope
  • The key to the Feynman Drive is a submicroscopic sample of the hypothetical element Feynmanium, named after my real-life mentor and co-author from my Caltech days. MIND MELD: The Best Spaceships in Written Science Fiction
  • I would like to thank the academics from the seven universities from British Columbia to Nova Scotia who co-authored these papers.
  • Austin has written three novels and co-authored four non-fiction books.
  • His co-authors included 18 scientists from around the world, making this the largest collaboration of its type.
  • Malpractice cases carry a significant emotional cost for doctors, said study co-author Amitabh Chandra, an economist and professor of public policy at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government"They hate having their name dragged through the local newspaper and having to go to court," he said. Study: Only 1 in 5 medical malpractice cases pay
  • Sri Owen, a London-based food writer, consultant and co-author of the forthcoming "Oxford Companion to Southeast Asian Food," fondly remembers the gado-gado of her university days: "We stopped at this place to have our gado-gado as a one-dish lunch before we cycled back to our boarding house. The Dish: Gado-Gado
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