One is: What proportion of all scholarly documents is covered by Google Scholar?
A previous study by computer scientists Madian Khabsa and C. Lee Giles of Pennsylvania State University, University Park, which estimated the size of Google Scholar at 100 million documents, suggested that it covers about 88% of all scholarly documents accessible on the Web in English.
In Google Scholar an automated software program called a crawler visits accessible scholarly documents on the internet and builds a full-text index by storing the words extracted from the full-text together with a link to the source document.
Library Journal compared the book to Scientology by author George Malko, but commented that The Road to Total Freedom is "a much more scholarly, documented work".
It's a complicated case, but essentially the activist had used the computers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, or MIT, to download millions of documents -- academic and scholarly papers -- that were behind the wall for paying subscribers at the site JSTOR.
By the mid 2000s, with three major anthologies published, and a growing literature base, there was ample scholarly literature documenting IRE across disciplines and methodologies, and subsequently, there was anecdotal data emerging from the review boards evaluating such research.
In 2011, leading poverty experts Greg Duncan and Richard Murnane jointly edited Whither Opportunity?, a compendium of scholarly work documenting how the US public education system compounds, rather than compensates for, large and growing societal inequities.
We searched for a wide range of sources, including scholarly journals, briefing documents, newspaper and magazine articles as well as video interviews with key stakeholders in order to gather a comprehensive and up-to-date view of the Novartis case in India and its far-reaching implications on the global pharmaceutical industry.
The proposed act of union divided the three Rigsraads, but according to modern scholarly opinion the document embodying the terms of the union never got beyond the stage of an unratified draft.
Scholarly and well documented, they are also expressions of an individual point of view, partisan in the best sense, with the felicity and sly wit that are the traits of the born-and-bred local historian.
And while Professor Katz, too, supports scholarly efforts to document all cases of mass atrocities, he said the drift toward studying the Holocaust primarily alongside these other mass murders risks misunderstanding the Nazis' attempt to eradicate the Jews from Europe as just one case of mass murder among many.
