Definition of open access in English:

open access

noun

mass noun

1Availability to all.
open access to academic research
Example sentencesExamples
- This, too, is a form of open access.
- The general policy is, therefore, one of open access.
- Various individuals in these organisations have made open access possible.
- Some assumed open access meant publishing without peer review or printed journals.
- Only 28 percent of users allowed open access to their Facebook pages.
- This would allow for continuous development, open and verifiably honest search, and open access.
- Even pressure groups hitherto promoting open access to information sometimes felt the need to self-censor their own sites.
- In my opinion, open access is the federal law today in the states that are within the jurisdiction of the Ninth Circuit.
- The result, we predict, will be the rapid achievement of the dream of open access to scientific research.
- I favour the transition to paying with plain money, and open access will be the entirely natural outcome of that.
- Open access is especially relevant to the rollout of interactive television.
- It could be assumed that open access will affect only the quantity of scientific information from developing countries.
- I am, as you may know, a proponent of open access.
- This implicitly raises the question whether open access, in our discussion about the digital divide, supports Western imperialism.
- On the contrary, traditional publishers erect price and permission barriers precisely to prevent open access.
- The public needs to realise that there is open access to the college shows.
- The commons are an impure public good if the resource is defined by rivalrous consumption and non-excludability or open access.
- All things being equal, a better choice for authors, from a copyright perspective, is open access.
- Scholars need to understand how their intellectual property can be protected with open access.
- Open access is not the only potential of new technology; however, it is absolutely key to unleashing the full potential of new media.
1. 1.1 A system where users of a library have direct access to bookshelves.
  Example sentencesExamples
  And now we have institutional repositories and open access to manage.
  Most holdings are on open access and require no retrieval by Library staff.
  Instead, there are excellent facsimiles on open access.

Definition of open access in US English:

open access

noun

1Availability to all.
open access to academic research
Example sentencesExamples
- The commons are an impure public good if the resource is defined by rivalrous consumption and non-excludability or open access.
- This, too, is a form of open access.
- I favour the transition to paying with plain money, and open access will be the entirely natural outcome of that.
- Only 28 percent of users allowed open access to their Facebook pages.
- Some assumed open access meant publishing without peer review or printed journals.
- On the contrary, traditional publishers erect price and permission barriers precisely to prevent open access.
- Open access is especially relevant to the rollout of interactive television.
- Even pressure groups hitherto promoting open access to information sometimes felt the need to self-censor their own sites.
- In my opinion, open access is the federal law today in the states that are within the jurisdiction of the Ninth Circuit.
- This implicitly raises the question whether open access, in our discussion about the digital divide, supports Western imperialism.
- This would allow for continuous development, open and verifiably honest search, and open access.
- All things being equal, a better choice for authors, from a copyright perspective, is open access.
- Various individuals in these organisations have made open access possible.
- Scholars need to understand how their intellectual property can be protected with open access.
- The general policy is, therefore, one of open access.
- Open access is not the only potential of new technology; however, it is absolutely key to unleashing the full potential of new media.
- I am, as you may know, a proponent of open access.
- The public needs to realise that there is open access to the college shows.
- It could be assumed that open access will affect only the quantity of scientific information from developing countries.
- The result, we predict, will be the rapid achievement of the dream of open access to scientific research.
1. 1.1 A system where users of a library have direct access to bookshelves.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Most holdings are on open access and require no retrieval by Library staff.
  And now we have institutional repositories and open access to manage.
  Instead, there are excellent facsimiles on open access.

单词	open access
释义	Definition of open access in English: open access noun mass noun 1Availability to all. open access to academic research Example sentencesExamples This, too, is a form of open access. The general policy is, therefore, one of open access. Various individuals in these organisations have made open access possible. Some assumed open access meant publishing without peer review or printed journals. Only 28 percent of users allowed open access to their Facebook pages. This would allow for continuous development, open and verifiably honest search, and open access. Even pressure groups hitherto promoting open access to information sometimes felt the need to self-censor their own sites. In my opinion, open access is the federal law today in the states that are within the jurisdiction of the Ninth Circuit. The result, we predict, will be the rapid achievement of the dream of open access to scientific research. I favour the transition to paying with plain money, and open access will be the entirely natural outcome of that. Open access is especially relevant to the rollout of interactive television. It could be assumed that open access will affect only the quantity of scientific information from developing countries. I am, as you may know, a proponent of open access. This implicitly raises the question whether open access, in our discussion about the digital divide, supports Western imperialism. On the contrary, traditional publishers erect price and permission barriers precisely to prevent open access. The public needs to realise that there is open access to the college shows. The commons are an impure public good if the resource is defined by rivalrous consumption and non-excludability or open access. All things being equal, a better choice for authors, from a copyright perspective, is open access. Scholars need to understand how their intellectual property can be protected with open access. Open access is not the only potential of new technology; however, it is absolutely key to unleashing the full potential of new media. 1.1 A system where users of a library have direct access to bookshelves. Example sentencesExamples And now we have institutional repositories and open access to manage. Most holdings are on open access and require no retrieval by Library staff. Instead, there are excellent facsimiles on open access. Definition of open access in US English: open access noun 1Availability to all. open access to academic research Example sentencesExamples The commons are an impure public good if the resource is defined by rivalrous consumption and non-excludability or open access. This, too, is a form of open access. I favour the transition to paying with plain money, and open access will be the entirely natural outcome of that. Only 28 percent of users allowed open access to their Facebook pages. Some assumed open access meant publishing without peer review or printed journals. On the contrary, traditional publishers erect price and permission barriers precisely to prevent open access. Open access is especially relevant to the rollout of interactive television. Even pressure groups hitherto promoting open access to information sometimes felt the need to self-censor their own sites. In my opinion, open access is the federal law today in the states that are within the jurisdiction of the Ninth Circuit. This implicitly raises the question whether open access, in our discussion about the digital divide, supports Western imperialism. This would allow for continuous development, open and verifiably honest search, and open access. All things being equal, a better choice for authors, from a copyright perspective, is open access. Various individuals in these organisations have made open access possible. Scholars need to understand how their intellectual property can be protected with open access. The general policy is, therefore, one of open access. Open access is not the only potential of new technology; however, it is absolutely key to unleashing the full potential of new media. I am, as you may know, a proponent of open access. The public needs to realise that there is open access to the college shows. It could be assumed that open access will affect only the quantity of scientific information from developing countries. The result, we predict, will be the rapid achievement of the dream of open access to scientific research. 1.1 A system where users of a library have direct access to bookshelves. Example sentencesExamples Most holdings are on open access and require no retrieval by Library staff. And now we have institutional repositories and open access to manage. Instead, there are excellent facsimiles on open access.
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