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Indeed, it was his quantitative understanding of the morphogenetic possibilities of Notch signaling that led him to produce, in 2003, what many regard as his best modeling paper, and what I consider one of the best biological modeling papers of all time [ 5].

R&C's result has generated significant interest in the cloud computing community and is currently the fifth most accessed research paper of all time in the Journal of Cloud Computing AdvancesSystemsems and Applications.

Having potential for profitable commercial exploitation, this theoretical result has generated significant interest in the cloud computing community: since its publication 18 months ago, R&C's model has become the fifth most accessed research paper of all time in the Journal of Cloud Computing AdvancesSystemsems and Applications[2].

My next paper in Radiology (Le Bihan et al, 1986) was much better received, with more than 2000 citations up to now (3rd most cited paper of all times for this journal).

Nicholls said Audrey could be making a mistake, and added, "You read this sort of thing in the papers all the time, women of a certain age being charmed by these men.

The cabinet papers of that time are important because in July 1985 the Hawke government had ended the negative gearing, but in September 1987 it restored it.

Mr. Kulish was a reporter disgusted with the political and corporate affiliations of the Rajasthan papers of the time, according to the newspaper's chronicle of its history.

In particular, they became convinced that alcohol was a deadly threat to the health and virtue of American womanhood – not, perhaps, entirely erroneously, since papers of the time were full of stories of battered wives and broken marriages.

The woman, or as the papers of the time period referred to her -- the "dowdy old dame" -- had grabbed her chest and fallen over backwards in her chair.

The NTA Network was launched as a "fourth TV network", and trade papers of the time referred to it as a new television network.