We selected those that were published on behalf of US or European scientific societies, as documented in journal websites.
They can type homesteaders, and a whole host of wonderful resources become available from primary source documents, journal letters and everything else.
Consider "The Future of Flesh," a short film by the director Luke Gilford that has its premiere here (images from the shoot appear in the current issue of Document Journal), which features models in surreal latex body suits outfitted entirely in Prada's current fall 2013 collection.
But Richardson has continued to associate himself with smaller publications, such as Document Journal, Purple Magazine and CR Fashion Book (former Vogue Paris Editor-in-Chief Casine recently's masazine) as recently as October.
Indeed, the first burst of attention the show received centered on Mr. Milch's willingness to use the earthiest of language in his dialogue, a touch he scrupulously documented through journals and other records of the time, wherein he apparently discovered that 19th-century gunfighters used the same four-letter expletives favored by Tony Soprano and his pals.
The study, performed by the Danish Cancer Society and documented in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, studied brain cancer rates in Scandinavian countries over a period of 30 years.
In July, the Wall Street Journal documented workers trafficked from Bangladesh to Malaysia to work on palm oil plantations.
The Wall Street Journal documented the shift in a November 2014 headline: "Budweiser Crowded Out by Craft Beer Craze".
Last year, The Wall Street Journal documented how Enviva sources wood for its flagship pellet-manufacturing mill in Ahoskie, North Carolina from clearcut wetland forests in the Mid-Atlantic Coastal ecoregion, some with trees more than 100 years old.
The majority of "statistically significant" results documented in medical journals also cannot be reproduced when another experimenter seeks to validate the relationships that they describe.
