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Faust.ru Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

What it means?

It is written below the article title: A.A. Author(for example) is with the Moskow Technical University, Moskov, Russia. What it means? That A.A. Author workes at the Moskow Technical University, or that Moscow Technical University agreed(confirmed) his publication???
  

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If someone "is with" a university, it usually means that he works (and/or teaches) there. I doubt it has anything to do with agreeing to the publication of the article. That seems strange.

  • If someone "is with" a university, it usually means that he works (and/or teaches) there.
  • I doubt it has anything to do with agreeing to the publication of the article.
  • That seems strange.
  • CJ
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If someone "is with" a university, it usually means that he works (and/or teaches) there.

I doubt it has anything to do with agreeing to the publication of the article. That seems strange.

CJ

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