Take a weeklong trip between Teterboro in New Jersey, the major business jet airport in the New York area, and St. Martin in the Caribbean, on a speedy eight-seat Citation X large-cabin jet.
I may think that [redacted] is actually not too bright, and doesn't deserve his reputation, while I may think that [redacted] is actually a far better economist than many others with bigger professional reputations, but that's not the question here; the question is which economists with big reputations and large citation indexes are making the austerian case.
After reviewing a broad range of secondary sources and a number of interviews with leading clinicians, we use new tools recently developed for the longitudinal analysis of large citation networks.
We quantify the impact of information flow across fields using two large citation dataset: one spanning over a century of scholarly work in the natural sciences, social sciences and humanities, and second spanning a quarter century of United States patents.
We searched widely using large citation databases and developed our search terms, refining iteratively with test searches and consultation within the research team that comprised of experts in palliative care, dementia and primary care.
Although icons representing access status are a common feature of most journals' websites, these may signal something about the quality of the article to potential readers, especially as open access articles have been associated with a large citation advantage.
As he spoke, he glanced up at walls thick with honorary plaques, official citations and a large Israeli flag.
The cheapest certified jet on the market today is Cessna's slightly larger Citation CJ1.
Hirsch says his index is pretty useless if you're hiring a postdoc, say, and that it's most effective for senior hires, where the numbers of publications and citations are fairly large.
Addressing an issue of significant practical relevance when studying bibliographic data sets, in their paper "Exploiting citation networks for large-scale author name disambiguation", Christian Schulz and co-authors show how the name disambiguation problem can be addressed by means of an analysis of citation networks.
