With many illustrations and precise citations of all the prior fine works about the Chapel, it is a treasure trove, and also a starting point for your own tour; it has a printable pdf guide and a series of self-paced MP-3 audio files http://web.princeton.edu/sites/chapel/tours.html for your touring and gesticulating pleasure.
Perhaps this is only an irritant to archivists, but the anthology fails to provide precise citations to primary sources.
There he benefited from the tutelage of James Muir, who spent hours finding precise citations relevant to Brownlee's studies, and then left the casebooks open to the appropriate page for Brownlee to find the next morning.
There have been attempts to make regulations clearer and more precise by using block diagrams, citation graphs, and reference models.
We show that this method allows for a remarkably precise prediction of the future citation success of a paper, solely based on the social embedding of its authors.
In this study, we established a new, more precise method of finding duplicate citations by using text similarity algorithm eTBLAST to analyze PMC's database of full text articles.
My citations, although insufficiently precise for a scientific paper, match or exceed those in most books of quotations.
In future studies, it might be important to control for the number of authors to avoid inflated citation counts and more precise estimates of performance and impact.
Formulating a clinical information need in terms of the four atomic parts which are Population/Problem, Intervention, Comparison and Outcome (known as PICO elements) facilitates searching for a precise answer within a large medical citation database.
BIOSIS was the most precise with 13.2% of screened citations included.
Therefore, a and R indices mask the real difference in ignored excess citations, and the e-index is more objective and precise, when used together with the h-index, in comparing the citation information for researchers within an isohindex group.
