Sentences with phrase «more and more authors competing»

Not exact matches

Specifically, the authors report that women who compete for assistant professor positions in math - intensive science fields are just as likely to be hired as men are, if not more so, and that women are not discriminated against in tenure and promotion decisions.

«Materials companies are competing intensely to bring higher modulus and strength solutions to market by offering new major chemicals, polymers, composites, and stitched fabrics materials to increase the strength - to - weight value proposition,» the authors of the report write, noting that the value proposition resulting from these incremental - gains «result in significantly more energy captured.»

Why do nt you ask DR Louis Ignarro Nobelpricewinner in medicin for his work on Nitric Oxide and author of the book NO more heartdisease.He is currently involved in the nutritional advisoryboard at Herbalife and keen marathonrunner himself.He started compete 2004 and in 4 years have completed 13 races.

For over ten years she has been helping authors and independent publishers produce books that win awards and, more importantly, stand tall to compete in a rapidly changing book market.

The authors with e-books in 2012 reached more readers, younger readers, and could compete with their competition.

Now we're back where we started, with Indies still trying to compete with authors who somehow have a leg - up in the market by undercutting their prices even more, offering more books for free, and taking money out of their pockets, instead of earning money back from their books as they should.

A recent lawsuit was filed against them stating that they misrepresents themselves, luring authors in with claims that its books can compete with «traditional publishers,» offering «greater speed, higher royalties, and more control for its authors.»

Self Publishing is becoming more competitive than ever before, and even though Top Consumer Reviews has rated Outskirts Press the # 1 self - publishing company (more on that in the near future), we still have to compete aggressively for those authors who shop based solely on price (rather than high quality and service).

Indie authors can compete with this, but it takes a bit more than the art direction of your friend Sam's kid who is pretty good in art (or, to get on a very brief tangent, your high - school English teacher and niece Jackie as the sole editor).

I feel like you (Hugh) are another example of an author who doesn't feel the need to compete with other authors, who happily shares his work with fans and fan fiction writers, who engages his readers on social media, and more.

Large publishers can't compete against that (a traditional mass market paperback sold for $ 8.00 earns the author about 40 cents), which is one of the reasons I firmly believe the future of publishing lies in the hands of indie authors and small publishers, and in the years ahead we'll see more and more big - name authors go indie.

Of course maybe the audience that moves digital will be big enough for this to not be an issue, but even so book publishers and authors will need to compete with movies, games and music much more directly and immediately than they have in the past.

In the ongoing effort to sell more books in a saturated market, more and more authors are competing for book bloggers» attention, and this means you've got to really step up your game when it comes to reaching out to them for publicity.

There are now more authors and more books to compete with than ever before.

Idea: The War of Ideas is Good A war of ideas benefits authors, because competing world - views are forced to fight it out, hopefully illuminating the flaws and merits of each (great thread on the Kindle Boards for more on that).

I think that, because self - publishing has gotten easier, because the tools have gotten easier to use and there are so many more services available to self - published authors, you can compete directly with the work that's coming out of these major publishing houses.

The author apparently doesn't know about the MBDCA (www.mbdca.org): «Owners of mixed breeds can enjoy the thrill of competing for titles in obedience, conformation, tracking and much more.

The biomass fuel supply curve developed by the report's authors is particularly interesting, and suggests that 100MM + ton CDR from bio-CCS is possible in the western US largely from waste and residue feedstocks (which hold the potential to be more sustainable than dedicated feedstocks, assuming wastes aren't valued for other competing uses...).

The authors help you identify your most marketable skills and effectively compete against job seekers with more directly relevant experience.

Real - time tracking, text and email alerts to know when someone opens, forwards and prints resumes helps job seekers keep their fingers on the pulse of their searches, and nothing is more important when competing in this environment, & # said Miriam Salpeter, job search / Social Media coach and author of social networking for Career Success.

In a broker - initiated scenario, a prime location could more easily be snapped up by a competing retailer or restaurant, says Robert Buckner, author of a forthcoming book titled «The Science of Site Selection» and a vice president at MapInfo.