Those of us who care about the future of this field need to honestly ask whether cheminformatics is a bona-fide discipline in its own right, or whether it is a loose collection of practitioners without a single, definable focus.
Robert S. Boynton, who teaches magazine writing at New York University and wrote "The New New Journalism," a collection of interviews with contemporary practitioners of the form, welcomes any innovation to an industry that he said had grown formulaic.
It will bring together a collection of government officials, legal practitioners, academics and other stakeholders to discuss pressing issues confronting the trade regime with Appellate Body members and high-level officials serving in the WTO Secretariat.
Our present study is based on a qualitative analysis, quantitative models of decision theory, and a collection of opinions of experts and practitioners.
An article authored by a collection of Mainland Chinese Falun Gong practitioners and published on the main Chinese-language Falun Gong website noted that the scripture had caused confusion both among Falun Gong practitioners and "in society," and that some people wondered whether Falun Gong would resort to violence to resist persecution.
This book is a collection of essays written by scholars and practitioners in the fields of organizational psychology and conflict management including John Van Mannen, Raymond Friedman, Calvin Morrill, Jean M. Bartunek, Robin Reid, Joanne Martin, Frank Dubinskas, and Roy Lewicki.
Still Scottish In another program Saturday devoted to all things Scottish, Orpheus Caledonius, a new ensemble of early-music practitioners, offers "A Collection of Old Scots Tunes: Songs and Dances From 18th-Century Scotland".
The Analytical Sciences Digital Library ASDLL) is a collection of electronic resources for teachers, students, and practitioners interested in chemical measurements and instrumentation.
The book is a collection of essays by some of the world's most influential leadership thinkers, scholars and practitioners, including Rosabeth Moss Kanter, Ronald Heifetz, Max Bazerman and Alexander Haslam.
We deal with a collection of heterogeneous sub-parts that relate one to another but do not naturally present themselves to practitioners in a homogenous fashion.
The Danish National Birth Cohort DNBCC) is a collection of data on 92 274 pregnant women recruited between 1996 and 2002, from their first antenatal visit to their general practitioner.
