nonauthor

(ˌnɒnˈɔːθə)

a person who is not an author

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The MRI examinations were performed using the Hitachi, Open, 2009 (0.4 T) device and interpreted by an operator with considerable experience (nonauthor contributor).

Acute Achilles Paratendinopathy following Major Injury of the Crural Fascia in a Professional Soccer Player: A Possible Correlation?

The first author and one nonauthor initially coded all of the studies, resolving differences in coding by consensus.

On cultural and macroeconomic contingencies of the entrepreneurial orientation-performance relationship

Radiological assessments by a nonauthor third party orthopaedic surgeon were completed on 141 TKA that had sufficient follow-up films for examination.

Total knee arthroplasty designed to accommodate the presence or absence of the posterior cruciate ligament

4 commentary in Science, "It is very bad scientific and ethical practice to have a nonauthor write the first draft" of a published article.

The high cost of nondisclosure

Having found himself in this throng-crush, this people-nonpeople, our still young, nonauthor of Being and Nothingness takes to summoning loneliness withhis whole soul: O!

"Nothing but face" - "To hell with philosophy"?: Witold Gombrowicz, Bruno Schulz, and the scandal of human countenance

A FidoNet Standards Committee (now FTSC) was formed in 1986 by the then-active software authors, chaired by a nonauthor. The FTSC collects and publishes documents called FSCs, which are similar to the IETF's RFCs.

FidoNet: technology, tools, and history

Good advice here, even for nonauthors. If you're a librarian, you'll want to follow @LibraryLantern for the latest news and offers from the Taylor & Francis Group.

Organizations getting social: free resources from business schools, publishers, management consultants, and think tanks

Here, four identically sized square canvases (each defined by the individual logo of one of the nonauthors) were accompanied by a large, billboard-type construction.

The group that was (not) one: Daniel Buren and BMPT

All input from nonauthors would be cross-validated through a program matching names with users' authorization numbers.