This phenomenon can be seen in the SCImago Journal Rank (SJR), a measure of scientific influence that takes into account not only the number of citations received by a journal, but also the prestige of the journals that granted such citations [ 4].
The prize has been haunted by that embarrassing episode, only partly rectified by special awards and citations granted posthumously to Ellington and other jazz legends like Scott Joplin and John Coltrane.
Among many other appointments, he served as chair of his department (1969 72), chair of the Academic Senate (1984 86) and on his retirement in 1991 was awarded the Berkeley Citation granted to a select few individuals for their contributions to the Berkeley campus.
Within weeks, she was awarded a MacArthur "genius grant". The citation credited her for filling a gap in historical study by "charting the transformation of the elusive and ephemeral phenomenon of sound". The unexpected award also boosted her confidence.
An initial plan to give major weight to citations, grant income, and other quantitative metrics was scaled back, delaying the assessment.
There were 4 award categories: Certificate of Recognition, granted to al finalists; Special Citation for Craftmanship; Best Product Category; & Citation for Advertising Achievement.
In the yearbook, NCTQ publishes each state's probationary period before a teacher may be granted tenure, as well as a citation for the relevant state law.
In either of these circumstances, heightened ambiguity leads to more examiner-added citations on patents that are granted.
We analyzed prior art citations listed in all U.S. patents granted in 2001 2003, and found that examiners played a significant role in identifying prior art, adding 63% of citations on the average patent, and all citations on 40% of patents granted.
The chancellor said 2008 would be the last RAE, but if universities could agree on ways of rating research by metric measures - such as grants won or citations by academics in the same field - even that round could be scrapped.
Pink: classes related to authorship and publication (e.g. citations, grants).
