The communication exercise should also be transparent and led by a source which is authoritative, credible and trusted (Berlo [1960]).
Such "classic" books were "Angular Momentum in Quantum Physics" and "Racah-Wigner Algebra in Quantum Theory (1981) both with J.D. Louck, which are still authoritative sources on the theory of angular momentum in quantum mechanics.
A 2007 study found that female leaders are penalized for success in male domains when they defy gender stereotypes about how women should act, which is how being authoritative, aggressive and direct becomes "pushy" and "bossy" and "b*tchy".
Also available are full document images of Chinese patents which are considered the authoritative Chinese patent document.
They figure out which are the most authoritative sources for a given category and weight them accordingly.
For any topic you search for, it also provides a list of "featured sources" which are the most authoritative blogs on the subject.
This kind of feedback loop — wherein an error that appears on Wikipedia then trickles to sources that Wikipedia considers authoritative, which are in turn used as evidence for the original falsehood — is a documented phenomenon.
2535, 37 L.Ed.2d 596 (1973), with which I disagreed but which is now authoritative the results reached in these cases were largely foreordained.
They go from being at work, which is formal, authoritative and hierarchical, to being at home with a child within a matter of 10 minutes," he says.
As first noted by The Register news website, the official gazetteer – which is the authoritative reference for the names and locations of 384,104 places, objects and towns in the continent – contains an entry at the precise place to which Apple was directing hapless drivers until making a hurried correction on Monday.
