This reporter had the honor of having his work cited at least twice by it.
His calculations reanalysed work cited by the IPCC and took account of more recent temperature data.
(Cormac McCarthy's work, cited by Ian, also recalls the brutality of the Old Testament).
Scientists, in turn, like to have their work cited in the news media because it helps draw attention to their fields and raise money.
And then there is the state legislation to postpone any state-financed freight rail work, cited above, which may provide breathing room but hardly generates options.
Her work, cited by the conductor Roger Norrington and the director Peter Sellars, among others, has influenced stagings of Mozart operas and provides a standard critical tool for opera studies today.
I hope such developments mirror those in academic journals, in which the footnote number in the text takes you not only to the footnote itself but also to the content of the work cited.
Research released recently by the British Council found that many Asian universities had high international research collaboration rates and that researchers who collaborated across borders were likely to have their work cited more frequently.
Bill Clinton devoured mysteries and wonkish texts, and the wonks who interested him found their way to White House meetings, or their work cited in speeches and policy papers.Mr Obama's books?
The Nobel Prize in Literature, which is awarded for a body of work, cited Buck's "rich and truly epic descriptions of peasant life in China" and her "biographical masterpieces".
In addition, the lawyer urged that a meeting be scheduled to discuss necessary work cited by the authority's engineers, and that the work be completed in as timely a manner as possible.
