As frequently pointed out by leading scientists, this impact factor mania makes no sense.†.
As frequently pointed out, images on the retina are locally ambiguous with respect to the third dimension and continually require inferences about the structure of the external world.
As frequently pointed out in the research literature, in such a situation, involving local communities and resource users is essential, both from an instrumental and an ethical point of view.
The play is, as is frequently pointed out, flawlessly constructed - there is not a wasted word, and every scene tightens the noose around Nora's neck.
Gawker Media's page-view numbers are testament to Denton's energy and acuity as an online publisher, and, as he frequently points out, they are higher than the figures for the Web sites of big mainstream publications such as the Washington Post and Time.
So even if a fairly complete document is signed on Monday, it will be, as Mr. Mandela has frequently pointed out, only the beginning of the push toward a final peace.
As reporters have frequently pointed out, Mr. Clinton has always been an omnivorous reader of books, journalism, academic and governmental studies, and adept at drawing useful connections among highly disparate subjects.
As Feigl himself frequently pointed out, it was the early Schlick's "double-knowledge" or "double-language" theory that exerted the greatest influence upon his own approach (see, for example, Feigl 1981, p. 288).
However, as Michael frequently points out, none of them look anything like the actual chicken dance, or indeed an actual chicken.
But, as believers frequently point out on the Guardian letters page and elsewhere, contemporary fiction writers seem shy of depicting Islam.
A word that is often used to describe Holloway is madcap but, as he frequently points out, he is neither mad nor wearing a cap.
