Across four days, students either practiced reading (a) the same passage seven times (RR+RR), (b) one passage four times and three passages each once (RR+Guided Wide Reading [GWR]), or (c) seven passages each once (GWR+GWR).
In this way, citation prediction represents one step on the path to creating algorithmic or robot "scientists" (11) that are more creative, risky, persistent, and wide-reading than ourselves (12).
McCarthy stopped Cairney scoring with a fine fingertip save before Pavel Pogrebnyak headed wide for Reading.
The Royals' Jordan Obita later blazed over from a promising position, while Bournemouth's Yann Kermorgant floated a header wide of Reading keeper Adam Federici's post.
Top goal-scorer Murphy headed Anderson's free-kick wide and Reading survived late goalmouth pressure to move up five places to 13th.
Ann Garry, the former philosophy department chairwoman at Cal State, said, "His interests were in mainstream analytic philosophy — the kind of thing that doesn't excite the wider newspaper-reading public as much as the more flamboyant deconstruction or the like".
In his astute introduction to this volume, the scholar Thomas Karshan notes that "Mister Morn" was never performed or published in Nabokov's lifetime: the Russian text was published in a Russian literary journal in 1997 and a revised version (the basis for this first English translation, by Mr. Karshan and Anastasia Tolstoy) only became available to a wider Russian-reading audience in 2008.
No effort was made to select babies – so as to get a wide range of readings.
A wide range of readings were achieved throughout the breast and varied considerably as we measured through glandular and fibrous tissue as well as through adipose tissue and skin.
Sandison commands authority from the helm of the library, a veritable freedom ship, with "so many men settled at tables and in corners with newsprint spread wide that the Reading Room took on the look of a schooner under sail".
