co-author的意思|co-author的解释-里氏词典

co-author

n.
合著者

co-author

[ verb ]
be a co-author on (a book, a paper)
<verb.creation>

co-author \co-author\ v. t.
1. to to be an author of, together with another author or
authors; to author jointly with others.
[WordNet 1.5]

2. to exist together at the same time.

Syn: coexist.
[WordNet 1.5]

"While the risk is small, there is some risk and the risk is real," said AIDS researcher Dr. Robert Klein, co-author of an editorial accompanying the two studies.
Although researchers would face major hurdles in developing the technique to fight AIDS, "it's a very good thing for them to think about," said study co-author Steven McKnight.
"Demand from Japan continues to rocket," says Geoffrey Robson, a co-author of the report.
In the suit, Apple Computer Inc. charged Microsoft Corp., OS/2's co-author, with illegally copying features of Apple's Macintosh machine.
However, Krause and co-author Professor Thanh Van Tran of Boston College found the study group members didn't necessarily increase their religious involvement in times of trouble.
Local merchants are certainly hurt." Casino money "bypassed the poor of the city," said Hughes, co-author of a 1983 book titled "The Atlantic City Gamble," a critical look at what legalized gambling did for the decaying resort.
"That is only logical," says Cynthia Scheibe, a psychologist at Ithaca College and co-author of the study with John Condry, a Cornell University psychologist.
That effort was being led by Sen. Phil Gramm, R-Texas, co-author of the 1985 Gramm-Rudman deficit reduction law mandating a federal deficit no greater than $110 billion for the next fiscal year beginning Oct. 1.
Dr. Clyde S. Crumpacker of Boston's Beth Israel Hospital, another co-author of the research, said he doubts this will happen.
We didn't go as high, so we're not going to sink as deep," says William J. Stull, chairman of the economics department at Temple University and co-author of a new book on the region's economy.
Kornberg, who won the 1959 Nobel Prize in medicine for earlier research in DNA replication, was co-author of the report written after nine years of experiments.
And Roger Ibbotson, a Yale professor of finance and the co-author of a history of the stock market, predicted that the crash would result in closer regulation of corporate debt, especially junk bonds and leveraged buyouts.
Stanley I. Rapoport, a co-author in the study, said the increase may also come from a greater interest in the health of the elderly since the 1970s.
Gail and co-author Ron Brookmeyer of Johns Hopkins University said CDC surveys and other indicators have noted as many as 1 million Americans carry the AIDS virus.
We've had more this last year than ever before," said James Alan Fox, co-author of "Mass Murder: America's Growing Menace" and a psychologist and criminology professor at Northeastern University in Boston.
Mr. Sewell is the co-author (with Paul B. Brown) of "Customers for Life: How to Turn That One-Time Buyer into a Lifetime Customer," just published by Doubleday.
At this interval, it would mean that the San Francisco Bay area is unlikely to have a devastating quake within the next 100 years and possiby much longer, said Prentice's professor and co-author, geologist Kerry Sieh.
Air America was specifically barred from carrying any drugs for any purposes and during the two years the pilot co-author of this article flew helicopters in Laos, he never heard of those regulations being flouted.
Earlier Thursday, the Russian parliament accepted the resignation of Deputy Prime Minister Grigory Yavlinsky, co-author of a 500-day plan designed to be implemented by the entire Soviet Union.
"I think for the time being at least, the weight of the evidence is certainly that there's no risk of cancer from depression," said Zonderman, co-author of a report on the study in today's Journal of the American Medical Association.
But it will allow them to make "intermediate-term" predictions that a strong earthquake is likely within three years somewhere in a broad region, said Leon Knopoff, a co-author of the study published in the British journal Nature.
But Monday's underperformance is so longstanding that the odds of it happening by chance are less than one in 10,000, says Laura Starks, an associate professor of finance at the University of Texas and a co-author of the study.
Mr. Makau and his co-author, Peter Rosenblum, were attacked on the street in Kinshasa, the capital, during their second visit last March.
Mark Bramble (co-author of the book for "42nd Street") wanted to do a production in London based more on the original but that didn't work." Haile's concert presentation could awake interest in "Babes in Arms" again.
I think the LDP's decline has come to the point where it can't fall any further." Ishihara is co-author of a recently published book, "The Japan That Can Say No," and he repeated that theme of independence today.
Glenn Rifkin, co-author of "The Ultimate Entrepreneur," a biography of Mr. Olsen, and an editor of ComputerWorld, said: "I think Olsen has no intention of stepping down.
Moira Tatum said she and co-author Iona Opie found in seven years of research that many of today's superstitions are universal and harken back thousands of years beyond written history.
Dr. Louis Roy, co-author of Haiti's 1987 constitution, arrived on a noon flight after being thrown out of his country for the second time in 30 years.
"The chances are very good that other genes and environmental factors are involved in alcoholism," says Ernest P. Noble, co-author of the study and director of UCLA's Alcohol Research Center.
"The biggest fear is the disgruntled colonel who has access to tactical nuclear weapons," says Thomas B. Cochran, staff scientist for the Natural Resources Defense Council and co-author of a book on the Soviet nuclear arsenal.

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