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offprint

NOUN
  1. a separately printed article that originally appeared in a larger publication

How To Use offprint In A Sentence

  • They signed up for two copies of the book and ordered an additional two hundred offprints of the lithographic view.
  • An offprint of the Czech translation of Tale of the Golden 2/19/07: Return to the West
  • A similar bound collection of offprints can be found in the University of Toronto Archives.
  • I caught up with Jase an hour later in the executive lunchroom, where he sat at a small table pretending to read an offprint from Astrophysics Review. Spin
  • They signed up for two copies of the book and ordered an additional two hundred offprints of the lithographic view.
  • And in a box in my study, about two dozen offprint copies of my article in Anglo-Saxon England sit undisturbed, and un-asked for. posted by Dr. Richard Scott Nokes at 1: 38 PM Non-academic perspectives
  • An offprint of pp. ixxix-xci from Tome II of the Annuaire, q.v. supra. Institute of International Law - History of Organization
  • The room bore unmistakable traces of them - a framed mathematical journal offprint, a stereo cluttered with worn, sleeveless records.
  • In any event, the well-soothed editor concedes that he never asked for–and was never given–any copy of the “original” work, either in book or offprint form. DI's Plagiarism Allegations Against Jones Get Even Lamer - The Panda's Thumb
  • I found that I have a few other offprints of earlier articles of mine, sitting there uselessly on the shelf.
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