What is "offprint"

Usage examples of "offprint".

Henry recalled an offprint from med school, some article quickly scanned in the search for something else.

She leaves him gentle and absurd gifts as apology currants, offprints, lozenges at the first hint of a cough.

The living room was small and neat, except for stacks of journals and offprints arrayed at angles to each other on the coffee table.

The deadline for the next grant application was looming, but there was also the paper he had promised for the congress in America, and several offprints that he really should read.

I again received many offprints and letters, the most interesting being from Dr C.

Sometimes at the end of a day, when the sun was breaking sideways through gaps in the clouds out to sea, shining weakly in the tinted windows and illuminating their faces as they sat around two desks covered by reprints and offprints, they would talk over the issues involved, and compare their most recent results, and try to make sense of the problem.

Piles of books, periodicals, offprints, Xeroxed sheets of stapled or loose paper, folded or rolled graphs and charts and tables and spreadsheets.

We do the work of mounting and filing, of collecting offprints of learned articles, and we also look after the visitors who come to consult our archives.

Insomnia poured a cup of departmental coffee, then went to her own cubbyhole where she looked about the stacked journals, offprints, and half-full mugs, expecting to see Chinese food packets.

The binder had different little informal and action photos from the waiting-room walls, and offprints of clippings, and three rings for the packet of guidelines and Honor-Code pledges, all done up by Moore in a Gothic ital.

On the private side of the bathroom door she's had to take two damp towels off the top of to close all the way, the same rotten old hook for a lock never quite ever seeming to want to fit its receptacle in the jamb, the party's music now some horrible collection of mollified rock classics with all soft rock's grim dental associations, the business side of the door is hung with a Selective Automation of Knoxville calendar from before Subsidized Time and cut-out photos of Kinski as Paganini and Léaud as Doinel and a borderless still of the crowd scene in what looks like Peterson's The Lead Shoes and rather curiously the offprinted page of J.

Enoch Leng 891 Riverside Drive, New York New York Research laboratory at Shottum's Cabinet of Natural Productions and Curiosities Catherine Street, New York New York The applicant will please attach a list of publications, and will supply offprints of at least two for the review of the Committee.

And a year later, when he was preparing to graduate, he had been cleaning out the back closet of the sleazy Lewiston apartment he had shared with two other students, and had come upon a pile of offprints from Perkins's writing course.

I'm sure you're more used to books and scrolls than tapes or tridvee experiences, so I've provided some offprints for you on these shelves.

Miles liked Aragones' office, crammed with the sort of clutter of info disks, charts, and journal-flimsie offprints that indicated a technocrat who thought deeply and continuously about what he was doing.