And the first-person, rather documentary prose of a subsequent prize-winning novel, "War Trash" (2004), flows as smoothly.
Subsequent prizes spurred development at a breakneck pace.
Just as thinking by Einstein, Bohr and Planck laid theoretical groundwork for quantum electronics — and World War II prompted the development of technology to make it work — Dr. Gordon helped lay the foundation for a field honored by eight subsequent Nobel Prizes to 18 individuals.
While the subsequent books are prized by collectors, they are not priced as such.
In the subsequent year, all prizes were awarded except those for literature and peace.
Donate his literary prize and subsequent earnings from such publications to a charity.
A study led by Liam Brunt of the Norwegian School of Economics scrutinised agricultural inventions in 19th-century Britain and found a link between prizes and subsequent patents.
Mr. Goetz said that there might be additional prizes for subsequent readers who solve the issue's master puzzle and perhaps even for those who crack any codes that the editors did not mean to put in there.
In a subsequent interview, he described the prize as "a very important signal to women all over the world".
With Eve Green, which won the Whitbread first novel prize, and the subsequent Oystercatchers, Susan Fletcher has built a reputation for her complex female narrators and for the luminous poetry of her prose.
Even before the 1987 stockmarket crash gave them their first real-world reminder of markets' capriciousness, some of them were examining the flaws in the theory.In 1980 Sanford Grossman and Joseph Stiglitz, another subsequent winner of a Nobel prize, pointed out a paradox.
