"You're not just doing it as a book publisher, you are doing it in conjunction with consulates, embassies and book institutes of other countries.
The International Standards Organisation (ISO), a network of the national standards institutes of 162 countries, is the largest developer and publisher of international standards [ 6].
Toward the Summer Palace, to the northwest, is the Haidian district, where the most important universities and research institutes of the country are located.
But China is flexing its cultural muscles too, setting up language institutes in dozens of countries and ramping up the global reach of its state-run news service in a bid to compete with the BBC and CNN.
At the institutes of health, the country's largest medical research organization, Dr. Healy, a Republican appointed by President George Bush, inherited a sprawling agency of 15,000 people.
In general, the increasing trend of collaborative articles relative to the total can be partly explained by the fact that the number of institutes and countries engaged in the electrochemical technology for water and wastewater treatment research increased.
Since 1990 there has been an increase in the number of countries and institutes that have adopted a form of VAL, from one in 1990 to 60 in 2013 (Figure 9).
The bibliometric methods often evaluate the trend of the research by publication outputs of countries, research institutes, journals, and the research field analysis (Braun et al. 1995; Colman et al. 1995; Ugolini et al. 1997).
Recently, most institutes of education in MEA countries have undertaken a few important steps in this direction.
Since the establishment of the British and American Triple Crown series, scores of countries have instituted their own (less prestigious) Triple Crowns of elite races.
