The bibliography concerning ant algorithms includes plenty of papers trying to give answers to the problem of network attack detection.
Furthermore, there is a rich bibliography concerning the convergence of positive linear operators on [ 0, ∞ ) (e.g. see [2 4] and the references cited therein).
In particular, Moritz Steinschneider (1816 1907), who owes his fame to towering achievements in bibliography, was concerned above all with the contribution of Jews to science, medicine, and mathematics.
An extensive bibliography is included, providing links not only to the above listed data, but also to background information concerning surface complexation model theories, evidence for surface species, and sorption experimental techniques.
For a beginner's review — from an historical perspective — of the issues concerning substance and attribute, see O'Connor, (1967); and for more recent and advanced discussion and bibliography, see the entry on properties.
But if two articles share significantly similar bibliographies, then there is a high probability that they are concerned with the same topic or research problem.
Our hypothesis is that, if two articles are concerned with related aspects of the same discipline or research problem, then their bibliographies will exhibit a substantial overlap.
In fact it concerns a pair of rival literary critics who find sex difficult, one of whom "could screw for six hours (without coming) thanks to his bibliography" while the other "finished half dead sheerly on the basis of strength and force of will".
A brief survey of his works amply reveals the scope of his concerns [see Bibliography].
One of the first biographers to include bibliographies in his lives of church writers was St. Jerome in his 4th-century De viris illustribus ("Concerning Famous Men").
