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On the Quality of Editors of Scientific Journals and Current Condition Analysis in Morden Times

Ying Zheng

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The editors of scientific journals should have higher comprehensive quality in modern times.However,there are some problems in the quality of the editors of scientific journals that shoud be solved so that the capacity of the editors can be further improved in competitive awareness,knowledge level and modern edition methods.

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The editors of scientific journals should have higher comprehensive quality in modern times.However,there are some problems in the quality of the editors of scientific journals that shoud be solved so that the capacity of the editors can be further improved in competitive awareness,knowledge level and modern edition methods.

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The editors of scientific journals should have higher comprehensive quality in modern times.However,there are some problems in the quality of the editors of scientific journals that shoud be solved so that the capacity of the editors can be further improved in competitive awareness,knowledge level and modern edition methods.

Key concepts: Quality (philosophy), Engineering ethics, Epistemology, Philosophy, Engineering

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