Use the principles referred to in such guides as the one referred to in Sources and Citations on Building Model Bridges, to make sure you get the ratios correct.
Like Ms. Jauregi, he also had citations on his mind.
He issued citations on Friday accusing both companies of violating federal workplace safety standards.
Its citations on the food-obsessive Web site Chowhound.com are dwarfed by postings about spots in Brooklyn and Queens.
Delivery trucks constantly get ticketed and city inspectors frequently issue citations on the old equipment, he said.
The authors started out with 2,221 citations on the subject that they then whittled down to 40 usable studies.
Some business travelers complained of receiving multiple citations on a short drive in a rental car near an airport.
The contractors, which were formally served with the citations on Friday, have 15 days from then to request an informal conference or fight the allegations before the independent Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission.
In late September, his name appeared hundreds of times in every news cycle, peaking at nearly 600 citations on the day Mr. Prokhorov called for his firing, according to the media consulting firm Medialogia.
He was the Cubs' first dugout superstar since Leo Durocher, arriving with three Manager of the Year citations on his résumé, along with a World Series appearance and three division titles.
Eager for the most newsworthy guests -- the producers and hosts often seem less interested in the ratings than in the number of Nexis citations on Monday -- the shows bumped guests including Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, and Gov. Mark Warner of Virginia, a Democrat, to make room for the secretary of state and the national security adviser.
