He had been reading his favorite professional journal, Marine Engineering Review, when he heard the officer of the watch swoop by his cabin, howling oddly, but dismissed it as some crew prank.
He was instrumental in developing the machine that cooks Pringles crisps, while also editing the professional journal Plant Engineering; he once said that his greatest influences were "GK Chesterton and Marks' [Standard] Handbook for [Mechanical] Engineers".
On Monday, the Army published the images in its May-June issue of Military Review, the Army's professional journal.
Contracturante, Amputante y Dactiliana," in the professional journal he edited Revista Medico-Quirurgica.
Writing in the latest issue of Homicide Studies, a professional journal, the researchers surveyed the criminology literature and used computers to comb enormous crime databases, including one with over 100,000 printed pages.
He also kept meticulous notes of his daily routine at the Treasury in a professional journal.
And last week brought stunning new evidence of the disconnect between health care and health from a respected professional journal, the Annual Review of Public Health.
There was another clue in the November 1993 issue of the International Journal of Psychophysiology, the professional journal of polygraphers.
The American Academy of Pediatrics stated in Pediatrics, its professional journal that "children are likely to suffer disproportionately from both direct and indirect adverse health effects of climate change".
She is Director for Professional and Community Education at HealthCare Chaplaincy Network in New York, and managing editor of the online professional journal PlainViews.
Beef Products already had one study showing its treatment would do that; another company-sponsored study by an Iowa State University professor that was published in a professional journal seconded that finding.
