Journal literature provides a particular challenge.
This article reviews the discussion and use of complexity theory within academic journal literature.
These journals carry about 75% of the journal literature in the area.
Whether it's predictive analytics to drive better sales results, IBM's Watson to help doctors analyze a patient record and compare it against the medical journal literature, or Okta and Yammer using data to drive their development decisions.
Losoff, writing from the perspective of a science librarian, reasoned [7] that integrating databases with other resources, including journal literature, was important for furthering scientific progress.
The aim of this article is to integrate and extend information from journal literature about antibacterial properties of iron oxide coated with different saccharides.
Based on the US patents and journal literatures, the present review describes the recovery status and technologies of major elements such as Al, Si, Fe and Ti, and trace elements such as V, Ga, Ge, Se, Li, Mo, U, Au, Ag, Pt groups and rare earth elements (REEs) and other beneficial products such as magnetic materials, cenospheres, and unburned carbon from CFA.
The Atlantic Monthly, American monthly journal of literature and opinion, published in Boston.
Not only as a very fine writer, but as a man who lived happily and easily between The Paris Review and Men's Journal, between literature and humor, between Yorkville and Hollywood.
The documentary festival, now in its 21st year, will feature the first public screening of Scorsese's A 50 Year Argument, which goes behind the scenes at the New York Review of Books, the venerable journal of literature, culture and politics.
By Sally Law November 2, 2009 This just in: Columbia: A Journal of Literature and Art, which is run by students at Columbia University's School of the Arts, has launched its 2010 writing contest in fiction, nonfiction, and poetry.
