"Most people in publishing would have assumed that humanities or mathematics journal articles have longer article lives than medical journal articles," says David Crotty, senior editor at Oxford University Press, "but I'm not sure they could have defined those patterns accurately.
Despite Lehrer's work, little attention has been given to variation in measurement in curriculum documents and professional mathematics teaching articles focusing on length (e.g. Clements and Bright, 2003).
Mathematics – The article states that, "New York City, the erstwhile epicenter of selfishness and sin, has been judged in its time of trial and found good by more than 8 out of 10 Americans.
Mathematics – The article "Former G.I.'s, Ordered to War, Fight Not to Go" provides numbers of soldiers called back to duty in the Persian Gulf war of 1991, as well as the situation in Iraq.
Papers in the health sciences were on the lower end, at 2 to 3 years, and the longest lived fields were humanities, physics, and mathematics with article downloads peaking between 4 to 5 years after publication.
Mathematics- The article states that juries have been sentencing fewer people to death in recent times.
Mathematics – The New York Times article states that "75 to 95percentt of cardiac arrests are the result of underlying heart disease".
I am pleased that efforts are being made to ease the shortage of mathematics teachers (news article, Aug. 14).
Mathematics- The article read in class mentions that one consideration for a new orbital space plane design is how to get an ill astronaut from the space station to Earth in 24 hours.
This theorem has played a very significant role in sampling theory, interpolation theory, signal analysis and, generally, in mathematics; see the survey articles [13, 14].
