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What does “thanks x-institute for hospitality†mean in an acknowledgement?
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What does
The author wishes to thank institute X for hospitality.
mean in an acknowledgement?
Does it imply that they paid me a hotel or a per diem, or is it enough if they provided me an office during my visit to motivate that statement?
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What does
The author wishes to thank institute X for hospitality.
mean in an acknowledgement?
Does it imply that they paid me a hotel or a per diem, or is it enough if they provided me an office during my visit to motivate that statement?
publications acknowledgement
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What does
The author wishes to thank institute X for hospitality.
mean in an acknowledgement?
Does it imply that they paid me a hotel or a per diem, or is it enough if they provided me an office during my visit to motivate that statement?
publications acknowledgement
edited 3 hours ago
Federico Poloni
24k1173126
asked 3 hours ago
c.p.
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What does
The author wishes to thank institute X for hospitality.
mean in an acknowledgement?
Does it imply that they paid me a hotel or a per diem, or is it enough if they provided me an office during my visit to motivate that statement?
publications acknowledgement
publications acknowledgement
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Federico Poloni
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Usually it means that, during at least part of the preparation of the paper, the author was on an extended visit to Institute X, and X provided something that was helpful. It could be as little as an office or a library card, or as much as free housing, use of expensive equipment, travel support, etc. However, this phrase wouldn't normally be used if X was actually a paid employee of X during that time, even if temporarily.
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Usually it means that, during at least part of the preparation of the paper, the author was on an extended visit to Institute X, and X provided something that was helpful. It could be as little as an office or a library card, or as much as free housing, use of expensive equipment, travel support, etc. However, this phrase wouldn't normally be used if X was actually a paid employee of X during that time, even if temporarily.
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Usually it means that, during at least part of the preparation of the paper, the author was on an extended visit to Institute X, and X provided something that was helpful. It could be as little as an office or a library card, or as much as free housing, use of expensive equipment, travel support, etc. However, this phrase wouldn't normally be used if X was actually a paid employee of X during that time, even if temporarily.
answered 3 hours ago
Nate Eldredge
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up vote
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Usually it means that, during at least part of the preparation of the paper, the author was on an extended visit to Institute X, and X provided something that was helpful. It could be as little as an office or a library card, or as much as free housing, use of expensive equipment, travel support, etc. However, this phrase wouldn't normally be used if X was actually a paid employee of X during that time, even if temporarily.
answered 3 hours ago
Nate Eldredge
99k31281384
Usually it means that, during at least part of the preparation of the paper, the author was on an extended visit to Institute X, and X provided something that was helpful. It could be as little as an office or a library card, or as much as free housing, use of expensive equipment, travel support, etc. However, this phrase wouldn't normally be used if X was actually a paid employee of X during that time, even if temporarily.
answered 3 hours ago
Nate Eldredge
99k31281384
answered 3 hours ago
Nate Eldredge
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answered 3 hours ago
Nate Eldredge
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answered 3 hours ago
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