Eligible Articles Sample Clauses

Eligible Articles. Articles in the ACM Digital Library designated as research articles by ACM at time of publication, including articles commonly referred to as research articles, review articles and conference or proceedings papers, and any other article types in the Licensed Materials for which ACM would otherwise charge an Article Processing Charge (APC) during the term of this Agreement. ACM further agrees to supply a mapping document of publisher taxonomy terms for article types to the JATS standard terms
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Eligible Articles primary research and review articles, including but not limited to original articles, case studies, reviews, short communications, submitted by Eligible Authors and accepted for publication in a Hybrid Journal.
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Eligible Articles right and meet all ethical standards as required in the current guidelines of the Committee for Publication Ethics (COPE) and other policies of the Licensor, (ii) which are editorially accepted for publication in an Open Choice Journal and , (iii) which are written by Xxxxxxxx Authors , and (iv) which are of one of the following article types: a) Original Paper Standard article, usually presenting new results; articles published under this article type may also be referred to as Original Research, Original Article, Original Paper or Research Paper. b) Review Paper Standard article, interpreting previously published results. c) Brief Communication Short article submitted for rapid publication that exhibits the same structure as a standard article. d) Continuing Education Article forming integral part of further education (usually medical).
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Eligible Articles in an Open Choice Journal, with an Approval Date during the Term. In order to be considered for publication in an Open Choice Journal an article must (i) be original, (ii) not violate any law and/or infringe third party rights, (iii) meet all ethical standards as required in the current guidelines of the Committee for Publication Ethics (COPE) and other policies of Licensor or the relevant journal, Article Types
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