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17 Jan 2022: We will typically insert the following note at the end of the paper: 200… by MDPI (http://www.mdpi.org).

17 Jan 2022: One weekly index has 30-200 appropriate patents. Each has between 0 and 1500 images of chemical relevance.

17 Jan 2022: quotations of more than Elsevier's "200 characters of surrounding context", provided that under subsection 1ZA(c)"the extent of the quotation is no more than is required by the specific ... quotations of more than Elsevier’s “200 characters of

17 Jan 2022: USELESS. Multiple by 200 repos in UK alone and you see how libraries have destroyed the vision. ... Yes, because why would anyone download papers from 200 different UK repos, and 2000 worldwide.

17 Jan 2022: The interfaces to the ca 200 UK IRs are hotch-potch and completely unnavigable by machine.

17 Jan 2022: xaxis>. <yaxis multiplierToData=”1.0″ constantToData=”200.0″>. <array dataType=”xsd:double” size=”621″>61.38 61.74 … 61.38</array>. </yaxis>.

17 Jan 2022: 20 billion dollars per year – that’s 200 billion since I started at Cambridge – and nothing positive to show for it. ... Automatically cutting off 200 universities for a single click (Amer. Chem Society).

17 Jan 2022: pervasive. Andraka’s breakthrough nearly didn’t happen. He asked around 200 scientists for help with his research and was turned down every time.

17 Jan 2022: It returns anywhere from 10 to >1000 papers (mainly OpenAccess). This can take 15-200 s depending on line speeds.

17 Jan 2022: Will the API provide that? The amount that can be republished is often useless (“200 characters”). ... 1. Output can contain “snippets” of up to 200 characters of the original text.

17 Jan 2022: 200,000 structures in Crystaleye. 200,000 downloads of Chem4Word. There’s a lot more “buggering on” required.

17 Jan 2022: So if a project costs 200,000 USD it generates 1 million in value.

17 Jan 2022: If they spent as little as 1% of that (== 200 Million USD) on changing the world it would be transformative.

17 Jan 2022: It ought to be easy. (I and Jim Downing tried with 200,000 files in DSpace and it was a failure, because of the insistence on splah pages which destroy the ... Examples could be the British Library, or UKPubMedCentral (UKPMC), or a bioinformatics

17 Jan 2022: This means that when you pay APCs (Article Processing Charges) YOU are paying typesetters – maybe 200 USD.

17 Jan 2022: It’s not documented anywhere PMR can find. (PMR has even offered a bounty of 200 points on StackOverflow for a conversion to Unicode).

17 Jan 2022: 2. The New Zealand Act itself is lengthy at almost 200 pages (New Zealand Government 1994).

17 Jan 2022: As an example I showed Nick Day’s Crystaleye which has aggregated nearly 200,000 structures from the literature and and added a huge amount of semantics (http:

17 Jan 2022: For (a) I can manage 3 per minute, 200/hour – I have to scroll to the end of the paper because that’s often where the “all rights reserved, C Elsevier” ... Originally it was 200 characters, but I pointed out that many entities (facts) , such as

17 Jan 2022: OK, I’ll revise it below…. Yes. There is 200 million GBP of investment. ... If the knowledge is 100 million, that’s a bad investment. If it’s 200 million, it’s marginal.

17 Jan 2022: This is because there are 200 universities in the UK and most of them have little experience in the tough world of commerce.

17 Jan 2022: I have legally mined 200,000 scholarly documents without requiring help or permission from the publisher. ... million USD [ACS do the same (“Chemical Abstracts”, CAS) and estimates are in the range 200-500 million USD].

17 Jan 2022: PMR: Noted. • The amount that can be republished is often useless (“200 characters”). ... I want to build corpora (impossible); vocabularies (essential to record precise words – impossible); chemical names (often > 200 characters so impossible).

17 Jan 2022: So far it has got over 200,000 different CIFs and covers both organic and inorganic data.

17 Jan 2022: One day 2 years ago the American Chemical Society’s automatic triggers cut off 200 universities.

17 Jan 2022: As an example Nick Day in our laboratory collected 200,000 structures from the primary literature in.

17 Jan 2022: 1. Outputs can contain “snippets” of up to 200 characters of the original text. ... PMR: some chemical names are > 200 characters. Truncating these could KILL PEOPLE.

17 Jan 2022: See for 200,000+ crystal structures indexed by technology far in advance of what any publisher has.

17 Jan 2022: Bars in (a) and (b) represent 1 μm, in (c) 200 nm.

17 Jan 2022: would save 200 M GBP/year. future of census UK (a) use internet or (b) fuse together smaller surveys.

17 Jan 2022: It’s very difficult – Google doesn’t help – and I’ve scanned about 200 abstracts without finding one.

17 Jan 2022: Nick Day has built PubCrawler and extracted 200,000 crystal structures from supplemental information without any help. ... There are no panaceas. But I suspect it can’t be worse than our 200+ scattered institutions.