Meanings of preprint in English

The new results appear in a paper on the arXiv.org preprint server.

Google's new paper, released as a preprint Monday, describes an expensive collaboration with Carnegie Mellon University.

This is an excerpt from an academic preprint article published on the Social science Research Network.

This harm is laid bare in the preprint of scientific findings published by the Tracker app team.

I guess I didn't tell you that I saw a preprint of your paper before I left Washington.

While the work goes through the usual peer review drill, a preprint version gets posted on the Web.

Daniel MacArthur, like most scientists trying out the preprint scheme, didn't totally abandon the traditional scientific publication track.

Conrad also complains that too much of the premature release of results occurs on the open preprint server, arXiv.

Virtually all high-energy physics literature is made publicly available by the community via postings to the popular preprint repository Arxiv.

In fact, about two-thirds of articles posted on the preprint server bioRxiv go on to be published in peer-reviewed journals.

Something is happening around a kilohertz, said Widom, lead author of a paper posted April 15 on the preprint website arXiv.

It's a big problem examined in a new study, posted to the preprint site BioRxiv, from the University of Northern Colorado.

Consider last week's reporting on a preprint out of New York University, suggesting a link between obesity and severity of Covid-19.

Earlier this spring, Mason had published a preprint of his work on LAMP, and then posted it on Facebook and Twitter.

Taleb, N. N., and C. Tapiero, 2010a, "Too Big to Fail and the Fallacy of Large Institutions" (preprint, NYU-Poly).

The study was being published ahead of peer review on the MedRxiv preprint server and will be submitted to a scientific journal.