At the other end of the distribution, as indicated by the systemic shift in the tail across cohorts, a relatively small set of prolific scientists steadily publish within the arena throughout their scientific careers.
Journalist Glenn Greenwald, who has been steadily publishing information leaked by whistleblower Edward Snowden, said in May that he plans, with their consent, to publish the names of those targeted in the United States by the NSA.
He has published steadily every since, eventually turning from more or less autobiographical work to books like "Clockers" and "Freedomland," big, Dickensian novels about the drug trade and life in the projects.
If you can state a clear career objective and present a well-conceived training plan--and if you've published steadily and well over the last 5 years--your application will be competitive.
That a writer who has been published steadily since she was barely out of college could finally have her moment in her late 50s, after releasing best-sellers such as The Interestings, seems both frustratingly common and a great relief.
Until now, he has been relatively unknown in the U.S., although he is a bestseller in his native France and winner of the Prix Goncourt who has published steadily since his first novel, "La Place de l'Étoile," appeared in 1968, and co-wrote the screenplay for Louis Malle's 1974 movie "Lacombe Lucien".
Based on a time chart, the total number of reports published increased steadily through December, but plateaued to a steady rate of articles per day by the first week of January.
Mainland Chinese researchers have published a steadily increasing share of scientific papers in journals included in the prestigious Science Citation Index (SCI maintained by Thomson Reuters, a publisher).
Argentina is one of the most prolific book publishers in Latin America, and the number of titles published has grown steadily each year, from 16,092 in 2004 to 28,010 last year.
He was now publishing steadily.
