Of all the paper, this is the part often most likely to be rewritten as you continue working through the paper and experience changes of direction, flow and outcome.
During November, I worked through the papers of five defendants, amounting to 157 documents and 724 pages.
In December and early January, I worked through the papers of six Case 9 defendants, covering 169 documents and 895 pages of material.
In this way, you'll be prepared to be challenged and to even have your opinion changed as you work through the paper.
Take great care not to choose a topic and be so set on how you see the outcome of your paper that you're closed to new ideas and avenues of thinking as you work through the paper.
King says that by working through the original author's paper and discovering the "enormous number of small decisions" he or she made that aren't explicitly described in the methods section, young scientists can often identify entirely new questions that the original author never thought to address.
"Learning to develop a paper by working through the process with an established researcher is a formative experience, and Janet makes sure that her students have this opportunity," Schnell said.
Niklas explains: "When my mother died, on my 20th birthday in 1959, I said to myself, 'I'll work through all the papers and pictures, lots of stuff.' Luckily she had always copied out letters she wrote to my father, by hand that is, words between her and her husband at the time of the Nuremberg trials.
It took Melanie a moment to see that they were working through some papers on a clipboard.
You drive to work, glance through the papers in your in-box, then blast into your assistant's cubicle like a hurricane.
Applying this approach the research team worked systematically through the papers, reading and re reading papers to create a list of themes and or metaphors; these were juxtaposed and examined to see how they related to each other [ 49].
