The difference is even more pronounced when one compares the modest paper to-do list with the ultimate distraction, a smartphone – source of text messages, Instagram updates and PPI calls.
But over all, Mr. Gonzales left a somewhat modest paper trail, in contrast to his work as White House counsel in Mr. Bush's first term, when he wrote and consulted on a series of legal memorandums, primarily in 2002, as the Bush administration worked out its legal strategy in the fight against terror.
In a modest paper published in the March 5, 1971, issue of Nature, the geophysicist Jason Morgan proposed that Hawaii and other isolated volcanic hot spots were surface manifestations of what he called mantle plumes columns of hot (although not molten) rock, about a hundred miles in diameter, that rose from the core-mantle boundary and generated magma as they neared the surface.
In a modest paper published in the March 5, 1971, issue of Nature, the geophysicist Jason Morgan proposed that Hawaii and other isolated volcanic hot spots were surface manifestations of what he called mantle plumes — columns of hot (although not molten) rock, about a hundred miles in diameter, that rose from the core-mantle boundary and generated magma as they neared the surface.
Though there is a modest paper trail of Brocchian transmutation published in English in the years 1816 1830, only two such references are definitely known to have been read by Charles Darwin.
With respect to citation frequency, Newman (2009) has reported a "first-mover advantage", suggesting that a researcher publishing a modest paper on next year's hot topic will accrue more citations than if they had instead published an outstanding paper on the current year's topic.
Here are my specific recommendations: Dr. Madan describes the "first mover advantage" (Newman, 2009): "a researcher publishing a modest paper on next year's hot topic will accrue more citations than if they had instead published an outstanding paper on the current year's topic".
I believe aerosol transmission could explain some nosocomial infections and affect the experimental results of other assays where liquid is transferred, so I hope this modest paper will benefit the fields of assay development, bacteriology and aerobiology in some small way.
The attention span of the average American is not somehow magically greater for readers of modest community papers versus behemoth citywide mastheads.
Since the 1970s, Yeshiva University has not only offered a Ph.D. in psychology but also a separate doctor of psychology degree, or Psy.D., for those more interested in clinical work than research; that program requires a more modest research paper.
