Retractions of scholarly articles from journals are on the rise.
In 2004, he began loading cartoons onto funbrain.com from journals he had been keeping since 1998.
The desk is strewn with snippets of paper, cuttings from journals.
The excerpt is from "Journals: 1952-2000," a collection of the late historian's diary to be published next month.
3. Using improper methods to exclude papers from journals or from reports by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
Few records were kept on the witch trials, and much of the information about them comes from journals.
Storyville, a subscription service for iOS and Kindle, delivers a weekly short story, ranging from American classics to new voices from journals and collections.
While the original research reports findings, the reviews summarize and assess trends on the research topic, like drug therapy, from journals published around the world.
"We know [about him] from journals," said Ko Nyan, a 33-year-old driver, sitting at a restaurant in Naypyidaw, the capital, last week.
They often read aloud to each other in the evening, from journals or newspapers, standing rather than sitting in the parlor, sometimes pacing, as though about to spring at a new idea.
Interwoven with rare, vintage news clips of the city's bombing, invasion and occupation are readings by actors from journals and letters kept by the few Westerners who remained in the city during the siege.
