In this study to analyze explicit organizational knowledge, publications of Indian Institute of Science (IISc) in different disciplines over a span of 10 years from 1996 to 2005 are considered as given in the multidisciplinary database SCOPUS using correspondence analysis and cluster analysis.
In fact, the magazine's editors, fearful of charges of "indecency" had already cut some 500 words, without Wilde's knowledge, before publication.
Under Bill Shaw's direction, Volt developed significant engineering knowledge and publication reproduction expertise in the early days of the Atlas and Mercury space programs, which were crucial to the Company's initial success.
Mr. Waxman said that in the government's view, once the information has become "common knowledge," through publication, broadcast, or other means, there would no longer be liability for anyone who subsequently passes it on.
To the best of our knowledge, the publication rates of theses in the field of neurosurgery have not been reported before.
Yet, very little is known and, to our knowledge, no publication exists regarding biochar's influence on pH locally at the biochar particle scale and how this changes with time.
In order to assess whether knowledge of publication period, journal type or authorship might affect scoring, all papers given to SJR had this information removed.
This suggests that knowledge of publication date or other factors on the part of the unblinded assessor may have introduced systematic bias for the first time period.
To the best of our knowledge, no publication has documented treatment failures in such circumstances, and no NCCLS guidelines exist.
