In 1691 Leibniz was named librarian at Wolfenbüttel and propagated his discoveries by means of articles in scientific journals.
By the 19th century, most eminent men of letters attempted to broaden their audiences by means of articles and essays in the press, and in the 20th century, the influence of journalism pervaded the most important works of some authors.
We hope to have given these carers a voice by means of this article.
The online journal is becoming increasingly important--eventually, it will be the primary means of publishing articles, with the printed journal just a byproduct.
You know, I mean hundreds of articles and newsletters and books and magazines and so forth.
The mean number of articles was also calculated separately for the different newspaper categories, accounting for the difference in number of newspapers in each of the categories.
Table 1 shows the 12 year total and mean number of articles on skin cancer and tanning published each year for each magazine included in the study.
When coverage was examined by newspaper category, breast cancer had the highest mean number of articles published over the 2-year period, 266 by tabloid, 265 by middle-market and 175 by broadsheet (table 2).
I mean, of course, Article I, section 8 of the Constitution, which assigns to Congress the authority "to declare war" and still stands as testimony to the genius of those who drafted it.
For example, he writes (1884: §57): "we say 'the [number] 1', and by means of the definite article, set up 1 as an object".
We don't generally go around taking a long, hard look at the vaginas of other women, so we may be unaware of the natural variation in size and shape, and the clever marketing executive can easily exploit this by means of strategically placed articles and advertising in magazines.
