Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

e.p.

English translation:

to be published

Added to glossary by Edward Tully
Jul 23, 2006 10:55
17 yrs ago
Spanish term

e.p.

Spanish to English Science Archaeology references
This appears a few times in the paper when the author cites a reference. Does it mean et al? e.g.? among others? Something else entirely?

Por otra parte, como el trabajo de la piel se ha identificado en la Grotta Breuil y en La Combette sobre raederas (Lemorini 2000), en el yacimiento vasco de Axlor sobre raederas Quina (Ríos, e.p.)

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to be published

the meaning is "under preparation", but i think this expression is more frequent in this context- please see refshttp://www.inforosocial.org/docs/NORMAS_APAe.pdf
http://www.sc.ehu.es/scrwwwyl/Profesores/agus/cv.web.pdf
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in preparation

e.p. son las siglas de "en preparación", cuando el manuscrito se está escribiendo pero no se ha enviado a la revista cienctífica.

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European Society for Microcirculation (in preparation) ... Heart Rate Slowing by If Current Inhibition (in preparation). Advances in Cardiology Vol. ...
content.karger.com/.../produkte.asp?Aktion=showproducts&ProduktNr=0&searchWhat=books&Anfang=ip
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Spanish term (edited): e.p. (en preparación)

forthcoming / unpublished

These are generally accepted terms in bibliographies.

See Oxford Journals link for difference. Choice may also depend on the house style for the publication.
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