video abstract造句

• In addition to the scientific community, video abstracts concern publishers and librarians, too.
• A "'video abstract "'is the motion picture equivalent of a written abstract.
• Video abstracts show a great diversity not only in visuals-, but in their audience as well.
• The free platform WeShareScience provides a place to publish, share, discuss, and create video abstracts.
• Multimedia ( video abstracts, graphics, and video demonstrations ) is sent through peer review along with article submissions.
• With thousands of video abstracts on the site, there are also many examples of how to present research in this format.
• In most cases video abstracts are produced by scientists themselves, on a low budget and in a relatively short period of time.
• For scientists about to create video abstracts without any background in filmmaking, tutorials, workshops, videos and books provide a great deal of help.
• Cell Press was among the first publishers to realize the potential of video abstracts and launched a channel back in 2009 to share video abstracts exclusively and also on YouTube.
• Cell Press was among the first publishers to realize the potential of video abstracts and launched a channel back in 2009 to share video abstracts exclusively and also on YouTube.
• Video abstracts are now available online for many of the journal's articles, and the first Chinese translation of a full article was published in the journal in 2012.
• The main difference between a video abstract and a short science video of any kind is that the former is associated with a scientific paper that has been accepted and published.
• To visualize their subjects, video abstract creators can choose from a wide variety of options : from simple whiteboard drawings, to screen-recordings, slide-shows and talking heads, the list is practically endless.
• Usually not longer than 5 minutes, video abstracts help the viewer to get a quick overview on a scholarly paper, research article, thesis or review : and to quickly ascertain the purpose and results of a given research.
• Scientific journals, libraries and publishers rethink their workflows, in order to include an option for submitting video abstracts, analyze new ways to store these non-textual materials and investigate the uses of alternative ways to measure impact [ ` ].
• The use and significance of video abstracts are continually increasing especially on the field of natural sciences and engineering, due to the complexity of modern research in these areas and the need of a precise visualization of temporal components by using techniques such as zooming or stretching.
• In January 2012, Family Process established their first " "'YouTube " "'page that highlights video abstracts, discussions from a wide array of authors, information on upcoming quarterly issues of the journal, and Chinese translations available for many articles and video abstracts.
• In January 2012, Family Process established their first " "'YouTube " "'page that highlights video abstracts, discussions from a wide array of authors, information on upcoming quarterly issues of the journal, and Chinese translations available for many articles and video abstracts.
• ""'Facebook " "'has been apart of the Family Process system since 2012 and ever since, it has offered our followers up to date information on current and upcoming issues, links to author's video abstracts to their published work, and information on upcoming events and opportunities