Read by the European elite, these papers were known in France as the "foreign gazettes" (fr. gazettes étrangères).
Despite praise for SNP leader Alex Salmond, criticism of the downbeat no campaign and swipes at the "Westminster elite", the paper adopts a strictly neutral stance.
Thanks to the geographical concentration of the Washington elite, the paper does not cost too much to distribute and its pagination and printing costs are adjusted to the advertising load.
Junior researchers who had worked closely with the elite scientists, authoring papers with them, published less.
The site had not been bombed, unlike many other leadership compounds, and elite commandos seized papers and other intelligence information that might reveal clues about Taliban operations and the whereabouts of Taliban leaders.
There is no training program for the small elite group of paper engineers who devise the intricate mechanics of parallel folds, angle folds and wheels.
Researchers in China are publishing more papers in elite journals year over year, and certainly, in a country where most of the top leaders are scientists and engineers, the focus on these important fields is sure to continue.
The results of the analysis are described in the latest issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, in a paper titled: "Elite male faculty in the life sciences employ fewer women".
In order to enhance its exploitation and exploration abilities, in this paper, an elite opposition-based flower pollination algorithm (EOFPA) has been applied to functions optimization and structure engineering design problems.
Bitcoin's true believers (often libertarians) say that the modern financial system is corrupt, governed by self-serving elites, and that paper money is a dangerous fiction.
