Together with the publisher, Springer Verlag, we have made several simulations based on the number of published articles in the volumes of 'Insights into Imaging' and the number of citations of these articles.
The first chapter especially would make an excellent introduction to eastern Native societies and early colonial contact for undergraduates". "[T]he authors, convinced of the sachem's importance, follow every possible path in the materials and have produced a volume of great insight and historical ingenuity...
The money to be made will come from the volume of customer insights a company can generate and how quickly they can put those insights into play, not from how fast they can move product.
Have you no wish to access the volumes of cultural insight bequeathed to you by your people?" Tell him the parable of the independent subcontractor and the hornets' nest, the bear says.
Life Beyond Measure: Letters to My Great-Granddaughter (2008) was a volume of advice and insights in epistolary form.
A slim volume, but full of insights and surprises.
He might also want to pick up a volume of Robert Frost for some insight on why Democrats waste time trying to reconcile with ruthless foes.
While a self-selecting sample, the large volume of responses provided an insight into the hopes, priorities and frustrations of Labour voters, members and sympathisers still coming to terms with May's election defeat.
Guidance on how to achieve and maintain euvolemia in individual PD patients is hampered by the absence of a convenient device to measure volume status, and by the lack of insight in the prevalence of and factors associated with volume overload.
The second edition of this volume provides insight and practical illustrations on how modern statistical concepts and regression methods can be applied in medical prediction problems, including diagnostic and prognostic outcomes.
The second is advances in analytical software, the ability to churn that massive volume of data into actionable insights.
