Those that do not can expect obscurity or even the sack, a Darwinian system known among academics as "publish or perish .Dr Schekman may not be the most disinterested commentator.
The catalogue will continue to expand, Guenther says, with the goal of doubling before the end of the year, but he wants to focus on "premium, high readership titles," so don't expect your favorite obscurity to appear in the app anytime soon.
Mr. Burchfield expected to lead a life of blissful scholarly obscurity.
As the Prestons write, "Of all William Dampier's travels, this swift journey from obscurity to celebrity was perhaps the strangest and least expected".
One expects that sort of obscurity from physics, which is so otherworldly anyway.
The Supreme Court, which might have been expected to play the role of constitutional educator, deliberated for a century or more in darkest obscurity.
The last thing Mr. Kent expected in the year 2000 is that someone -- in New Haven, no less -- would want to exhibit his slate prints, consigned to obscurity beneath dust- and cobweb-laden tarpaulins in his barn.
But Edward Heath's years in office gave such a modest backbencher little chance to shine, and expecting to relapse into worthy obscurity following boundary changes, she decided not to stand again.
Don't expect him to disappear into obscurity.
Thanks to the team's disastrous record in recent years, Mr. Wong was expecting the season to fade into obscurity.
A so-called Obscurity Center might be a better solution than expecting search engines to be judge and jury on when to grant an individual request for obscurity, as is now the situation in Europe (and part of the reason we are seeing so many problems with the de-indexing ruling).
