Sentences with phrase «paper someone cite»

The upcoming white paper cites results from a survey of 50 energy experts to back its prediction.

I asked you, to refer to the very paper you cited, and give me some information from it on the points you are trying to make.

If you follow the actual papers cited, you will see that almost all of them focus on car seats, not swings.

Is a journal editor supposed to read this blog and write up his own paper citing your blog?

The three papers cited above are part of that debate.

And the evidence that the Karl paper cites as to why there's no hiatus is based on ocean temperatures — not land.

In addition to offering general advice, the white paper cites specific examples from the College of the Holy Cross, Hamilton College, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Kenyon College, Middlebury College, Stonehill College, and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

I haven't read the specific Hansen paper cited here, but he has been the subject of beat - ups before (e.g., his early models showed a range of scenarios and some in the anti-AGW camp have conveniently only taken his worst case which he himself said was unlikely, and used this to claim he was out by a factor of 3).

Notwithstanding my Google Scholar i10 - index of 84 (84 papers cited at least 10 times, a number I only learned about a couple of months ago when I signed up for GS), I'm terrible at submitting papers I write for publication.

The first paper cited notes (caveating that observational uncertainties are considerable) that models do not match observed changes in subtropical relative humidity or in global precipitation.

The basic flaw in the post-WWII definition of nuclear energy is explained in detail in this recent paper and in earlier papers cited there:

Shock Paper Cites Formula That Precisely Calculates Planetary Temps WITHOUT Greenhouse Effect, CO2

Intriguingly Jeworrek's Munich Re colleague Peter Höppe, who is also quoted by the BBC, is an author of the Science paper cited above, which stresses the current impossibility of attributing natural disaster losses to the effects of global warming.

The Harvard paper cites a 2000 study by Bhide that finds «a substantial fraction of the Inc. 500 got their idea for their new company while working at their prior employer.»

The North Korean briefing papers cite the possibility of a Japan summit in early June, the Asahi said.

Court papers cited by The Times saying he gets 21 hours a week with his lawyers and representatives, though he is denied visits by his family.

Hardly a day passes when the lead paper cited, The Daily Telegraph, doesn't publish a major Tory article, speech, interview, report or editorial.

Those assertions, made in pre-sentencing prosecution papers cited in a defense memo, said the amount of money the former party leader illegally took was more than $ 400,000, and that he obstructed justice by attempting to get three potential witnesses to falsely testify in favor of his defense.

Has published 252 scientific papers cited > 33,000 times.

«So this new Lancet paper and the Hernan - Lipsitch paper it cites are not «broadly consistent» on admittance to hospital; they are inconsistent, and they were looking at the same dataset.»

Ratcliffe pointed out, however, that the RAND issue paper cites researchers opposed to high - stakes testing, which taints the objectivity of the report.

A quick search on Google Scholar of citations of the Hannah paper cited by Hank and by Victor fails to turn up any newer research on the topic.

BAMS article was unfairly criticized since the readers did not go back to the original paper cited in Figure 1, which explained what went into Fig 1 and how the trend was determined.