It might be a page of journaling or a walk after work.
Over a 17-year span, Kierkegaard published a score of books and compiled thousand of pages of journal entries.
In addition, we handsearched contents pages of Journal of Clinical Oncology 2001, European Journal of Cancer 2001 and Bone 2001, together with abstracts printed in these journals 1999 - 2001.
Warburg-shaped scholars sought to rally the academic community in the pages of journals and on humanities Listservs.
"We have patiently articulated the physical and biological laws governing the universe, assembled the data, and presented it in the pages of journals, at public seminars, to the halls of Congress.
Kerry was in combat in Vietnam for four months, and he came home with three Purple Hearts for relatively minor wounds, a Bronze Star "for heroic achievement," a Silver Star "for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action," and with what he called his "war notes," hundreds of handwritten pages of journals and impressions.
As the pro-warming papers added up, Gray departed from the scientific community's practice of battling on the pages of journals and began attacking the modelers personally, accusing one of being a Svengali who had "sold his soul to the devil" and others of driving "stretch limos to their meetings" thanks to extravagant government financing.
They include his voluminous correspondence over a half-century with a host of greats and near-greats, as well as the 5,000 pages or so of his diary that Penguin did not publish last month in the 858 pages of Journals: 1952-2000.
Advice about preparing such reports in the "instructions to authors" pages of journals that publish case reports is alleged to be limited [ 1].
ArabPsyNet, the only mental-health specific database detailing 'table of contents' pages of journals rarely seen outside of Arabic-speaking world, is making a concerted effort to disseminate research from the region.
