Sentence examples for citation for example from inspiring English sources

"And when they do, it's usually a citation – for example, today's Femen protest or, several years ago, quoting a song from [the Russian rock group] Tatu".

One of the topics of open data is an approach towards data citation, for example, appending the digital object identifier (DOI) to data.

This sentence quoted from the related citation, for example: [36].

If there is an article with 100 coauthors and 50 citations, for example, the citation 50 gets counted 98 times in FM/LM mean citation and ∼10000 times in MM.

It is defined as the number of items, h, which have at least h citations (for example: h-index of 12 means that there are 12 items that have 12 citations or more).

Some important clinical papers which guide clinical practice may gain a high number of citations; for example the North American Symptomatic Carotid Endarterectomy Trial[ 10] has gained over 500 citations and the UK small aneurysm trial[ 11] over 170.

And AACSB asks for lots of it not just how many peer-reviewed journal articles faculty have published, but the corresponding citation counts, for example.

On the Cessna Citation Mustang, for example, if you're desperate to go, the only toilet is a spare seat known as an "emergency potty" between the passengers and the pilot, with a curtain you pull across for privacy.

Yet, openness, speed, diversity, and collaborative filtering offered by Wikipedia, can be applied to measure other aspects of scientific impact that are not captured by the traditional citation analysis, for example social impact [38] or public engagement of a scientist.

See Sources and Citations for examples of many large collections sorted in this fashion.

The connection colors represent co-citation year, for example, blue represents the earliest connection, and orange represents the most recently established connection.