I am a predoctoral research assistant (RA) at a University Alliance institution and over the last 6 years I have developed a good looking CV that shows a steady progression from desk-based research support to designing, collecting, analysing, singularly authoring peer reviewed articles and disseminating findings at conferences.
Mark Fleming, an attorney at the National Immigrant Justice Center, who has reviewed hundreds of federal ICE contracts, said the deal was "singularly unique" and was designed to "avoid transparency". The center obtained copies of the financial agreements through Arizona open-records laws and gave them to The Post.
It might be argued, too, that a reviewer ought delve deeper than the trade-press publications by which print-media reviews are so singularly (and often exclusively) beguiled; certainly, W.W. Norton's poetry list needs little introduction to the great mass of American poetry-readers.
In light of this apparent growing enthusiasm for single-payer health care, I thought it would be useful to review the top 5 reasons single-payer is a singularly bad idea.
And to satisfy that end, Productopia would have had to become singularly synonymous with product reviews on the Internet -- the equivalent of eBay to auctions.
A comprehensive review of the literature on numerical methods for singularly perturbed differential equations may be found in [8 12].
As Vincent Canby wrote in his original review in The New York Times, the film is "singularly bold, weird and offbeat," and Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman give two of the finest performances of their lives.
Although social support has not been used as a search term in other systematic reviews looking at social capital within a particular population group (such as mental health, see De Silva et al. 2005), the term was not singularly used to search databases within this review as the term 'social capital' produced minimal results.
"A potential treat emerged as a wet firecracker in some sixty-eight neighborhood theaters yesterday where United Artists unveiled its singularly unorthodox 'Beat the Devil,'" the Times review said, comparing the movie unfavorably to its source, a potboiler of a novel pseudonymously written by the left-wing journalist Claud Cockburn.
One of the initial critics to give the show negative reviews was Ken Tucker from Entertainment Weekly; he called it "The Simpsons as conceived by a singularly sophomoric mind that lacks any reference point beyond other TV shows".
In my previous review, I noted the significance of this paper and the unique and novel analyses applied to a singularly interesting dataset.
