Those small victories are all the more important because science is an intensely competitive career; the endless struggles for funding or the space to publish in the most acclaimed journals, which have failure rates as high as 80 or 90%, means that there are demons of disappointment crouching in every laboratory.
A higher chance of publication can increase the publication likelihood in acclaimed journals.
Germany forced him to leave his pet monkey in quarantine, Miami police arrested him on suspicion of drunk driving after they caught him allegedly drag racing, a video leaked of him using the N-word, and TMZ obtained footage of Bieber peeing in a bucket at a restaurant as he yelled, "Fuck Bill Clinton!" On top of all this, his most recent album, the critically acclaimed Journals, had subpar sales.
Farewell, Open City: after twenty years, the acclaimed literary journal shuts down.
Overseeing coverage of the 11 states of the southeastern U.S. for most of the past decade, he and teams of reporters he directed also were responsible for the Journal's acclaimed coverage of Hurricane Katrina and the failed federal response after the disaster, immigration, poverty, politics and daily reporting on more than 2,500 corporations based in the region.
JERSEY CITY Jersey City Museum "Winslow Homer: Illustrating America," exhibition of more than 100 prints from illustrated weeklies and journals by the iconic and acclaimed American artist Winslow Homer (1836-1910).
Garfield came across the journals as a result of his earlier acclaimed work on the archives of the Mass Observation project.
Just before "Journals" arrived in stores, Charles R. Cross's acclaimed Cobain biography, "Heavier Than Heaven," was issued in paperback.
In the same way, Simon Gray began his late and acclaimed second career as a diarist partly because of what became a frequent theme in his journals: the frustration of trying to get plays put on.
He built acclaimed private houses.
