Backward tracking will be performed by hand-searching the reference lists of all relevant articles uncovered from the electronic search and forward tracking using the keyword 'Sepi Fast' with ISI Citation Indices and Google Scholar and with a conference proceedings search using the Web of Science ISI Proceedings (2006 to present).
The current fastest business jet is the Cessna Citation X, a medium-cabin aircraft with a maximum speed of Mach 0.92, which costs less than $25 million and was introduced in 1996.
With the demise of the Concorde, the Cessna Citation 750 became the world's fastest general aviation aircraft, ringing in at Mach 0.92, closely followed by the new, yet to deliver, Dassault Falcon 7X at Mach 0.90.
And because I live in Los Angeles, a part of the world where appearances can matter more than reality, and where traffic citations are handed out like Halloween candy, seeming fast is more important that being fast.
Libraries have also found that users want information faster, they want the full text of a document instead of a citation to it, and they want information that clearly answers their questions.
This very fast "webscale discovery service" searches journals and newspapers, in both full-text and citations.
Then there is Citation, who had to be the inspiration for naming one of the fastest nonmilitary jet planes in existence.
She regularly tells Watson about journal articles she's read that might be helpful, by inputting a citation and highlighting key passages, and Watson helps her delve into patient records much faster than she could on her own.
Thus, the citation reader.
The Chevrolet Chevette and Citation?
