journal
(dʒɜːʳnəl )
Word forms: journals
1. countable noun
A journal is a magazine, especially one that deals with a specialized subject.
All our results are published in scientific journals.
Synonyms: magazine, record, review, register
2. countable noun
A journal is a daily or weekly newspaper. The word 'journal' is often used in the name of the paper.
He was a newspaperman for The New York Times and some other journals.
...The Wall Street Journal.
Synonyms: newspaper, paper, daily, weekly
3. countable noun
A journal is an account which you write of your daily activities.
Sara confided to her journal.
On the plane he wrote in his journal.
Synonyms: diary, record, history, log
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journal issue journal publication journal record journal subscription keep a journal literary journal medical journal online journal open-access journal peer-reviewed journal prestigious journal print a journal publish a journal read a journal reputable journal respected journal scholarly journal science journal scientific journal travel journal weekly journal
Journal issues regularly include a book review section.
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Common topics covered in the journal issues are the latest in-hospital treatments and protocols relevant to patient care.
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It has rapidly expanded since 2004 and now publishes approximately 50 books and 56 journal issues across 20 journals every year.
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Six months after publication, journal issues become open access.
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Since 2007, the journal issues a fifth issue in addition to the regular four issues published every year.
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He purchased most of them to keep them together and reported the find in an anthropology journal publication.
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Manuscripts for books and for journal publication are invited from scientists worldwide.
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He admitted that scientific journal publication lapsed, one after another, toward the end of the war.
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Hence, journal publication also became an important goal, second only to its original mission.
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Also, journal publication norms often require tight control of experimental conditions, and these are difficult to achieve in real-world contexts.
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The second section of the journal records any clues and hints the player may come across.
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The sixth section of the journal records the level maps that the players journeys through.
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The fourth section of the journal records items each time the player picks up a new type.
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The in-game journal records everything that the player needs to advance in the game.
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For example, the journal records conversations the player has with other characters, so that if they forget what was said, it will still be accessible.
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Journal subscription renewals in academic publishing are running at 95 per cent.
Times, Sunday Times
The treasurer who questions writing the check for the pastor's journal subscription would never do business with a banker unaware of interest-bearing checking accounts.
Christianity Today
A journal subscription or an individual article purchase fee would be required to access the materials before this embargo period ends.
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In the 1980s libraries noticed that their journal subscription prices were increasing alarmingly.
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In a world without journal subscriptions, societies and commercial publishers alike will collect page charges to pay for refereeing, editing, and composing.
The Scientist
We're advised to be mindful of everything our brains process, and to keep a journal of our thoughts.
Times,Sunday Times
Keep a journal, or cover your fridge or notice board with graphs or pictures.
The Sun
Keep the journal going for all the years of your marriage.
Times, Sunday Times
Early on we notice the meditative way in which she analyses situations, and turns words and phrases over in her head; during filming she starts to keep a journal.
The Times Literary Supplement
Keep a journal of events: what was the situation, who said what, how did you feel, what conclusions did you come to and how did you react?
Times, Sunday Times
If you haven't encountered one before, a literary journal contains seven or eight articles of about eight thousand words.
Times, Sunday Times
There was a literary journal in his hands.
The Times Literary Supplement
In 1992, the magazine was launched as a literary journal aimed at promoting young writers.
Globe and Mail
Literary journal also started having sections devoted to theatre criticism and many magazines now ran theatre review columns.
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His literary career started two years later with editing a literary journal.
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His premise, first articulated in a medical journal in 1972, that all injuries are the result of faulty dance technique, has become a universal principle.
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Doctors intend to write up his case in a medical journal.
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Her first job was as an editor of a medical journal.
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Its study has not been published in any reputable scientific medical journal.
Times, Sunday Times
He said he chose pancuronium after reading a recent article in a medical journal.
Times, Sunday Times
It said that she should not have spent working time on her online journal.
Times, Sunday Times
A sense of the change she experienced was captured in the entry for day 41 in her online journal.
Times, Sunday Times
He also discontinued the print version and turned it into an online journal.
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The system holds roughly 1.2 million volumes and has access to over 100,500 print and online journal subscriptions.
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The online journal formats its data as text/html; image/gif.
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Many funding agencies are ready to let authors use grant funds, or apply for supplementary funds, to pay publication fees at open-access journals.
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There have also been several modifications of open-access journals that have considerably different natures: hybrid open-access journals and delayed open-access journals.
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Open-access journals (sometimes called the gold road to open access) are one of the two general methods for providing open access.
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Included are several historic but still-publishing journals of forestry, traditional scientific forestry journals, and several newer, open-access journals.
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Some open-access journals are subsidized and are financed by an academic institution, learned society or a government information center.
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The studies were small and have yet to receive the scientific stamp of approval by being published in a peer-reviewed journal.
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They are preparing a manuscript on this project to submit for publication in a peer-reviewed journal next month.
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We should have said it had not been published in a peer-reviewed journal.
Times, Sunday Times
It relies on self-reporting, which can be unreliable and it was not published in a peer-reviewed journal.
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The research, published in a peer-reviewed journal, also showed the supplement stimulated the production of collagen, which can prevent wrinkles from forming.
Times, Sunday Times
This prestigious journal, which usually gives no more than ten pages to vitally important clinical research, made space for a 39-page report.
Times, Sunday Times
One scientist, speaking anonymously, said they had been effectively forced to pay $6,000 to publish work in a more prestigious journal.
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Submitters try to submit their work to the most prestigious journal likely to publish it to bolster their reputation and curriculum vitae.
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It was a prestigious journal and supported education and social reform.
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Between 1986 and 1999 he was chief editor of this prestigious journal.
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This was never the case with the printed journals formerly held on the shelves of those libraries.
Times, Sunday Times
Nevertheless, new print journals continue to be launched at a dramatic rate.
The Scientist
It subscribes to more than 200 print journals.
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This project made the content of dozens of print journals accessible online in conjunction with print subscriptions.
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The library subscribes to 1,500 print journals (170,270 volumes) and it provides access to 50,537 electronic journals, 71,256 electronic books, and 66 electronic reference sources.
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They planned to publish a journal in summer 1835.
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The purpose of the society was to confer honors on outstanding economics students, organize academic meetings, and publish a journal.
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It was the first physics publisher to publish a journal on the internet.
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At one time we discussed the possibility of publishing the journals in book form.
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A few days ago the society whose journal published his much-vaunted study, in effect, disowned it.
Times,Sunday Times
The odds are that you read this journal weekly, and may have done so for years, but can you say what building blocks it uses to convey its information?
The Times Literary Supplement
If reading the journal shows mostly victories, estimate a chip surplus and be open to greater risk.
Christianity Today
You've been home only one evening, and even then you were phoning the deacons and reading your journal.
Christianity Today
We found this out after the fact, when we started going through her drawers, reading notes that were passed between her and her friends, and reading her journals.
Christianity Today
Reading his journals, written between the ages of eighteen and thirty, made me wish he had continued with them.
The Times Literary Supplement
None of the reputable journals turned up a link.
Times, Sunday Times
To most doctors' surprise, various reports of trials carried out over the past 10 to 15 years, and published in reputable journals, have not dismissed the use of glucosamine.
Times, Sunday Times
The results were so counterintuitive that, at first, reputable journals refused to publish them.
Times, Sunday Times
There has been considerable research and information published in reputable journals on back braces for scoliosis.
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Leading academics want their work to be published in a respected journal, which in turn becomes a must-read for ambitious researchers in any given field.
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As a result, it has attracted serious corporate advertising, and has become a fairly respected journal of record.
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During this time, it became an increasingly well-known and respected journal.
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Both men served on that respected journal's editorial board.
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As a peer-reviewed, professionally moderated scholarly journal, its concentrations include: art practice, art production, art making, art history, visual studies, art theory, and art criticism.
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He practiced head and neck surgery for over 36 years and wrote numerous scholarly journal articles.
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This scholarly journal has both print and online version.
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It did not serve as a professionally reviewed scholarly journal, so there has been little reference to this publication in later work.
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Authors' editors usually work with academic authors, researchers and scientists writing scholarly journal articles, books and grant proposals.
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Surely her company would be stronger for having the validation of a paper in a good science journal?
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In fact, he had been incarcerated under a false name and was described as the editor of a social science journal.
Times, Sunday Times
Last week, he said a formal paper had been sent to a leading science journal.
Times, Sunday Times
But research in a top science journal shows the wasps are outnumbered.
The Sun
More than 160 international hospitality, tourism and food science journal titles are stocked.
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This work, expected to last at least another year, will eventually be published in a peer-reviewed scientific journal.
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And will he make his findings known in a scientific journal?
The Sun
Details of the technique have been submitted to a scientific journal for publication.
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This consists of three delectable miniatures, inspired by the haiku-like title of an article the composer had read in a scientific journal.
Times, Sunday Times
They wrote up their results for a scientific journal.
Times, Sunday Times
What emerged was a fast-moving and witty travel journal.
The Times Literary Supplement
Today it means either a travel journal or a list of recommended stops.
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Ultimately the project has become part travel journal, part interview, part documentary, part autobiography, and part revelation.
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He made his first trip around the world in 1922, delineating a travel journal in installments.
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He published both a travel journal and a guide to the game of handball in 1925.
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It takes more than a non-story like that to get your picture on the cover of the weekly journal of the food retailing industry.
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He accepted the call, but continued an active collaborator of the weekly journal.
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In relation indeed to the amount and accuracy of its theatrical intelligence, it far surpasses every other weekly journal.
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Some studies suggest that daily gratitude journals produce larger increases in overall gratitude levels than weekly journals.
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He began life as a compositor and occasional contributor to the daily and weekly journals.
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Translations:
Chinese: 期刊
Japanese: 雑誌