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The authors discusses the review process of manuscript paper written by researchers for immediate publication. It takes time or longer on review requests from different journals and their such time that it would be rejected. Authors are advised to follow the paper style of the manuscript based on the guidelines. The attractiveness of the paper is the determining factor for the reviewer.

This article focuses on panel arrangements and page layouts of early comics published in Belgium in the five decades before the start of Tintin in 1929. It investigates the degree of standardisation in this pivotal period, in which the old system of graphic narratives with captions evolved to comics with balloons. The years between 1880 and 1929 boasted a variety of publication formats (broadsheets, illustrated magazines for adults and for children, comic strips, artists' books), within which one can see both similar and different conventions at work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Writing for publication has the potential to contribute to the enjoyment of the author as well as to aid the quality of instruction through sharing successful pedagogies. The author outlines a systematic approach to publication success from idea formation to manuscript submission. A few helpful bibliographies are included. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article offers guidelines for aspiring writers who wish to have their work published. Especially geared for practitioners, it includes suggestions for getting started, staying focused, structuring an article, understanding the writing process, overcoming frustration, coping with reviewers' critiques and enduring through to completion. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Provides instructions for authors who wish to send their contributions to the journal "Plant Ecology." Scope of the topics and issues published by the journal; Method of submission and correspondence; Instructions during preparation of manuscripts; Formats for citations.

The article discusses the publication of the manuscript of the 3rd Earl of Shaftesbury entitled "Letter Concerning the Art, or Science of Design" in England. It states that the author has prepared the second edition of his "Characteristicks" and sequel to the "Letter" which is the "Second Characters." It is expressed that the "Letter" appeared in the last volume III of "Characteristicks" and the 4th Earl is unaware of the projected "Second Character." Furthermore, the publication of the "Letter" is important for architectural historians believed to happen in eighteenth century in favor of neo-Palladianism.

The article reports on the characteristics and features of the articles or essays which can be published in the "College Composition and Communication" (CCC). The articles which can be published in CCC must represent the best work in composition, address a significant scholarly issue which is related to the teaching of college-level writing. They should reflect English studies, rhetoric, cultural studies, critical theory, literacy studies, race studies and writing program administration. The articles should also be composed of 4,000 and 7,000 words which is approximately 16 to 28 double-spaced pages.

Beginning in 1986, the Journal of Social Issues (JSI) will explore the occasional use of a new format. Our customary procedure has been to devote each issue to a single theme, with numerous articles all addressing that theme. The new format will not supplant this older one, but will offer an alternative mode of publication for perhaps one or two issues a year. It will consist at the minimum of (a) a lead article of considerable length, followed by (b) 10-20 commentaries by diverse experts, followed by (c) an extensive reply by the author. Variations may consist of two or three lead articles on the same theme, or even a debate between two opposing sides. In every case, though, target articles will receive commentary and authors will have an opportunity to respond with their second thoughts, (This format has been used successfully in other journals—e,g,, The Behavioral and Brain Sciences—where it has stimulated reader interest.). The following guidelines explain the process in detail. Acceptance of a Lead Article. Acceptance will usually involve a two-stage process. First, potential authors will correspond with the JSI editor to determine whether their paper seems appropriate. Second, after its submission, the paper will be reviewed by several knowledgeable peers; if that review is largely positive, the paper may be accepted subject to the suggested revisions. After the final revision and acceptance of a target article, it will be sent to a diverse set of commentators.

The article offers information on the guidelines in submitting manuscripts for the journal, "Journal of Counseling & Development." Criterias for manuscript contents must be based on existing literature, scholarly, and relevance of the content to the practice and details the various categories of manuscripts based on including as practice, theory, and research. Also discussed details on the guidelines of manuscript submission which include, the title page, abstract, and keywords.

The article considers the changes in the publication of research in "Veterinary Report." It discusses the new format, the reduced time for acceptance of researches for publication and the new manuscript submission system. It also presents the impact factor of the journal which allegedly rose over 2010.

This presentation will outline the procedures involved in preparation, submission, review and publication of research manuscripts in high-quality, selective journals such as Cell Stem Cell. It will include an overview of points to consider before submission, an indication of the selection criteria used for publication, and information about how the different parts of the publication process are conducted by journal Editors. The overall aim is to provide information and guidance that will help researchers decide on an appropriate journal for their manuscript and navigate the submission process effectively. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The author reflects on the evolution of web-based manuscript processing in the U.S. The author cites that the manuscript handling process for publications of the Electron Devices Society were led by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). The author points that the IEEE refined the system over time and delayed the cut-over to web-based systems waiting for the technology to mature.

The article features Lonely Planet, an icon in travel guidebook publication. The company started out using Ventura Publisher, QuarkXpress and then switched to Adobe Indesign due to its Unicode support. Through its integration with Typéfi Publish, it enables to maintain its existing workflow while largely automating its manual page layout process, including sidebar positioning, inserting box-out elements, page balancing, placing maps and other labor intensive tasks. Discussed further, are the publisher's plan of leveraging the Typéfi Publish in its business and exploring the ability to re-use content. Through Typéfi Publish, LP was able to explore new business chances.

The article provides guidelines for authors. It involves publication of papers in various categories that include original papers, short communications and letters to the editor. It introduces a step-by-step instructions for electronic manuscript submission. It also consists of author's checklist on consistent and proper requirements for manuscripts.

The article provides information on the developments in the layout and concept of "Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education" (BAMBED) journal published by John Wiley & Sons Inc. in the U.S. According to the author, the new aspects integrated in the journal are online submission system of manuscript and online availability of submitted content for two years. He adds that BAMBED will be featuring articles that will provide connection to science education research and educators to attract interests. In addition, utilization of modern teaching techniques will be provided for incorporating an interesting environment.

The article reflects on the performance of the "Plant Biotechnology Journal," for 2005. It points out that the publication has a significant increase in the manuscript submission rate but problems has also encounter in by the editorial office manager Adrienne Whitty. In 2005, the journal also formulated its future policy on manuscript that contains microarray data.

The article focuses on the use of peer review to be able to analyze the quality of the submitted papers in the periodical "Journal of Orthodontics" in the U.S. Peer review has been viewed essential to prevent damages to scientific studies. Peer review goes through the process of refereeing the scientific manuscript by conducting refinements and improvement to the paper.