It was a State Department memo, which has been cited ever since.
I was also co-author of the Stanford typed dependency parser, which has been cited more than 1,500 times.
But that figure, which has been cited in other research surveys, is generally regarded as an extremely broad calculation.
Professor Stucke's scholarship, which has been cited by the U.S. federal courts, the OECD, the United Nations, competition agencies and policymakers, is already impacting competition policy.
As an anode active material, Si experiences large deformations during battery cycling, which has been cited as a primary cause for the electrode fracture and thus capacity fading.
The all-women vocal ensemble Cherish the Ladies, which has been cited by the Library of Congress for its outstanding traditional Irish music recordings, also will perform.
Mr. Sarubbi also disputed claims of fetal alcohol syndrome, which has been cited by supporters of the parents as a cause of the boys' condition.
In a long-time collaboration with Dan Ralph, Buhrman's lab has been researching spintronics, using the magnetic moment to produce magnetic memory; the team published a paper in Science, which has been cited 500 times.
In the United States, there is widespread concern about understanding and curbing urban sprawl, which has been cited for its negative impacts on natural resources, economic health, and community character.
It was annexed (as Oudh) by the British in 1856, an action that greatly angered Indians and which has been cited as a cause of the Indian Mutiny (1857 58), the largest Indian rebellion against British rule.
Although that estimate is 100,000 fewer than the 850,000 deaths suggested by Walker, it is closer to his guess than it is to traditional estimate of 618,222 deaths, which has been cited uncritically for too long.
