… Bureaucracies have been formed, careers have been advanced.
Then in July 2000, both men were promoted to detective and assigned to the police department's newly formed career criminal investigations bureau.
In order to reduce censoring bias arising form careers that started before the beginning of each data sample, we only included trajectories with the first publication year y i, 0 j ≥ 1970 for the Nat./PNAS/Sci./PNAS/Sci
In order to reduce censoring bias arising form careers that started before the beginning of each data sample, we only included trajectories with the first publication year y i, 0 j ≥ 1970 for the natural and management sciences and y i, 0 j ≥ 1960 for the economic sciences.
The Canadian ophthalmologists cited intellectual stimulation, flexibility of employment, and earning potential as important factors in forming their career choice.
His free-form careering from song to song was engrossing, but only rarely thrilling, and some of his moves have become rote.
Local newspaper reports in South Africa emerged on Sunday suggesting that De Villiers, rated the No3 Test batsman in the world, was considering ending his long-form career after the current series against England.
When I was a college science major in India, I knew that I wanted to pursue a career in science, but exactly what form my career in science would take was still an unknown.
And just as his work went on to inspire artists in several countries, the assemblage movement that had helped form his career — and was by no means confined to Los Angeles — had its own broad influence.
Not only has he formed a career as a techno producer, but also as a live act under the alias Le Carousel, which he has returned to with his first single since his debut album two years ago.
This is just the pattern expected if infalling gas sustains their star-forming careers, because this gas has little iron and therefore dilutes a galaxy's iron abundance; once the gas stops falling in, the iron abundance rises as exploding stars forge the element.
