Gribbin is an astrophysicist with a long record of books about both cosmology and climate history.
The library once kept a "Withdrawal Register," but there is no record of books discarded or destroyed since 1987.
Not a chance with Atkins, physical chemist of world renown and a thoughtful but vociferous atheist, with a record of books that sometimes read like lectures, but always those brilliant, compelling lectures that you treasure, because they illuminate unexpected worlds.
When a scholar's portfolio includes works outside of the published record of books, journal articles and conference proceedings, search and review committees often have to dig deeper to gauge the academic impact of those works.
"I looked lip letters like it in records of book auctions and saw that they brought upward of forty dollars.
Mr. Fellner's big break, if the term applies, came three years ago, with the release of his recording of Book 1 of Bach's "Well-Tempered Clavier" by ECM.
As an example, consider the case described in [5], where a model is trained to classify records of Book A into predefined categories and is then tested using records from Book B. In this case, the model will have degraded performance because the training and testing data were taken from different data distributions, since each book has a different variety of words, sentences, etc.
Records of book ownership have also indicated that some medical and midwifery books were possessed by men and women without professional medical training or qualifications, suggesting that such works were not only the preserve of a specialized readership confined to the medical professions.
In leather-bound volumes she kept meticulous records of books she had read, which reveal a wide range of interests, including socialist philosophy.
