The journal's Highlights are a selection of papers that collectively represent the high quality and breadth of contributions that were published in the journal last year.
This paper clearly documents the professional commitment and breadth of contributions made by sessional general practitioners, which is often undermined in the medical press [ 15, 16] and overlooked by current means of collecting workforce data [ 14].
The breadth of his contribution he ascribed to curiosity and susceptibility to boredom.
Writers and journalists paid tribute to Johns on social media, many stressing the breadth of his contribution in numerous disciplines.
"The women of the WVS made great sacrifices for this country, but the breadth of their contribution has been hidden from view until now," she said.
The depth and breadth of his contribution to the struggle for cultural and social change, for racial equality and social justice, for the humanisation of society, is unparalleled in the history of the black experience in Britain.
When John La Rose died in 2006 the poet Linton Kwesi Johnson wrote in his obituary, 'the depth and breadth of his contribution to the struggle for cultural and social change, for racial equality and social justice, for the humanisation of society, is unparalleled in the history of the black experience in Britain'.
In March 2012, a conference in honor of his 90th birthday was held at the Center for the Study of Language and Information, where a large number of leading workers in a variety of scientific and philosophical fields, many of them former students, contributed cutting-edge papers in which the depth and breadth of Suppes' contributions to all of these fields became fully apparent.
In this newsletter, we hope to communicate the depth and breadth of Judy contributions, as well as our appreciation for them.
Of the many areas of pure and applied mathematical research to which Kolmogorov contributed, probability theory is unquestionably the most important, in terms of both the depth and breadth of his contributions.
But Edison's contributions go well beyond that linchpin of modern technological society: like a runner who leaves even his closest competitors in the dust, Edison's astonishing record of 1,093 patents far outpaces that of all other inventors before or since, and the breadth of these contributions is equally remarkable.
