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The computer expert and co-author of the Sysinternals blog discovered the rootkit and figured out where it had come from.

The salient issue, says study co-author Fred Turek, may be the disruption of the body's internal clock, known as the circadian rhythm.

Although the Senate did not follow the co - author with the box-office hit what World War II, "Li meters, " but quietly in the fire, Xinhua.

He made his graduate student (Jesus) do all the work, but did not list him as co-author.

He would, if his sharp-tongued co-author Anna Schwartz is any clue, have condemned the bank bailouts of recent years.

as the co-author of a book about fat acceptance, I'm deliberately reclaiming the word.

co-author of the fingers, tightly Interlacing, hand gentle heart is fleeting years, in the wind.

The gender differences just sort of leapt out at us, " says co-author Michael Ross, a psychology professor. "

" asks Angie Morgan, co-author of " Leading From the Front: No-Excuse Leadership Tactics for Women.

JANE LITTLE: Others insist it is NOT about nationalism. Stephen Simon is co-author of The Age of Sacred Terror.

Daniel Beal, co-author of the study and assistant professor of psychology at Rice University, said the sports car started to lose its sheen.

The report's co-author, Noor Huda Ismail, has a fine vantage point: he is an al-Mukmin alumnus turned security analyst.

So my co-author, Roo Rogers, and I have actually gathered thousands of examples from all around the world of collaborative consumption.

"That's the time wasted above and beyond just being able to make the trip, " said David Schrank , co-author of the report.

Tom Peters (born 1942) was the co-author of what was for over 20 years the best-selling business book of all time.

One day a few months ago I received an email from someone who wanted to co-author a book with me.

Jeffrey Robinson, co-author of a book about the inner workings of the Secret Service, says the scandal has tarnished the agency's image.

But "The Investment Answer" came about as a response to co-author Gordon Murray's diagnosis with a brain tumor.

"In Amazonian archaeology you always have this idea that you find different peoples in different ecosystems, " study co-author Schaan said.

That context is what Stephenson and his co-author and adviser, UT Austin psychologist Cindy Meston, were interested in investigating.

Much of this can be traced to how it is harvested, stored and transported, says report co-author Colin Brown.

Cass Sunstein, the co-author of "Nudge: Improving Decisions About Health, Wealth and Happiness" , works in Barack Obama's White House.

"Her co-author Oliver John added: " Don't wait until your kids leave home to schedule quality time with your partner.

And an apology does not necessarily signal remorse, adds co-author Madan Pillutla of the London Business School.

The global economic crisis is like a Samurai movie, quips Dennis Meadows co-author of the 1970s eco-doom report, 'Limits to Growth. '

Co-author Anthony Ricci, PhD, associate professor of otolaryngology, was responsible for this step of the work.

Among them, scientific research. Senator John Ensign, a Republican Party senator from Nevada, is co-author of the National Innovation Act.

Daniel Beal, co-author of the study, said the sports car started to lose its sheen.

And, report co-author Patrick Mazza with the environmental group says the region has a wide variety of biomass resources to choose from.

Daniel A. Bell is a professor at Shanghai's Jiaotong University and Beijing's Tsinghua University, and co-author of "The Spirit of Cities. "

Dr. CHRISTOPHER CHABRIS (Co-author, "The Invisible Gorilla" ; Assistant Professor of Psychology, Union College): Thanks for having me.

He is stan lee, co-author of the comic "The Hulk" which recently was adapted as a movie and topped last week's US box office receipts.

co-author in love, marriage as a base, to harmony when the root That will open up a happy flowers.

Under institution level, American academic institutions are main co-author partners in international co- authorship .

C. , and co-author of a new study on the glassy carbon, led by Stanford University graduate student Yu Lin.

Ezra Susser of Columbia University in New York City was a co-author of the new study of folic acid.

Co-author Elizabeth Lule said concerns about tight budgets coincide with much progress being made against the disease.

Self-answer questions direct the reader to consider whether to compose solo or with a co-author(s).

He's also the co-author of The Alzheimer's Action Plan, a guide for patients and family members struggling with the disease.

"Most people are familiar with Pangaea, " said study co-author Staci Loewy, a geochemist at California State University, Bakersfield.

'We have the most robust data I've ever seen on this topic, ' said study co-author Daniel Schmitt, from Duke University.

Professor Mike Benton, a co-author on the study, explained that "competition did not play a big role in the overall pattern of evolution" .

She and her co-author, Douglas Downey are sociologists at Ohio State's Marion campus, and neither is an only child.

Dr. Dawson, who was a co-author of both studies, talks about their significance here.

These sugar molecules cause a strong immune response in humans, co-author Alan Wilson, from the University of York, told SciDev. Net.

Dell wrote a management book (Direct from Dell) with Andy Grove's co-author , then went on a book tour.

Joseph Mason, co-author of the critical study on structured ratings, thinks losses on recently assembled CDOs could top $100 billion.

Philip Bell, co-author and an associate professor at the University of Washington, Seattle, said its findings could be applied universally.

As Ijaz Nabi, the report's co-author points out, the economic growth in the region has already seen poverty levels decline.

"Consumers want perfect foods, " said Shirley Van Garde, the now-retired co-author of the Oregon State study.

The idea of using sports betting to test market efficiency came from Steven Levitt (the co-author of Freakonomics) and Ricard Gil.

"It happened on two separate occasions, " said computer science graduate student Tamara Denning, a co-author on the paper.

The crab march "completely disrupts most people's daily lives, " even shutting down major roads, study co-author Turner said.

"InAmazonian archaeology you always have this idea that you find differentpeoples in different ecosystems, " study co-author Schaan said.

Co-author Dr Gaetano Di Achille said: 'On Earth, deltas and lakes are excellent collectors and preservers of signs of past life.

at last the right of the co author and personal right is the main part are explained.

He is co-author of the book 'Advancing health literacy: A framework for understanding and action'.

"From an evolutionary perspective, this makes sense, " said study co-author Matt Thimgan, a Washington University postdoctoral researcher.

Co-author Robert Livingston, of the Kellogg School, told Today. com: 'As humans we are wired to respond to dominance. '

He is the co-author of the popular book, "Best Lessons of a Chess Coach, "

Co-author of "Legal Negotiation" , "International Economic Law" .

"Suddenly it all made sense, " says astronomer and co-author Priyamvada Natarajan of Yale University.

"He'll respond, 'No, the teacher shouldn't say that, '" says psychologist Michael Schulman, co-author of Bringing Up a Moral Child.

Overall, formally categorizing a new organism is a lot more complicated than discovering one, study co-author Worm said.

He blogs about life and business at FreelanceFolder. com and is co-author of the Book The Unlimited Freelancer.

Jaana Juvonen, a professor of developmental psychology and co-author, has conducted previous research on bullying.

And academic superstars such as Steven Levitt, co-author of Freakonomics, have been teaching executive courses in business experimentation.

He is the co-author of the bestselling sports medicine text book, Clinical Sports Medicine.

Juweid is a co-author and principal imaging author of the paper outlining the IHP recommendations.

Co-author Dr Dariush Mozaffarian, also from the Harvard School of Public Health, said: 'An average adult gains about one pound per year.

Therefore, study co-author Viola reasoned, Denisovans and modern humans probably weren't separate species.

"Once you explain it to people, it makes intuitive sense, " says co-author David Ackerly, a University of California, Berkeley, biologist.

A co-author can help you expand your knowledge, improve your skills, and expose your biases.

This well-respected author team is joined for the 9th edition by a new co-author, Sharon Oster.

And my co-author complained that I was belching a lot. It turned out I was lactose intolerant.

Active English: Interactive English 1 (Learner's Workbook) (Co-author). Beijing: Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press, 2001.

Co-author Dr Lei Cao said: 'After four weeks in the enriched environment, the animals' abdominal fat decreased by 50 per cent.

"The bedroom is where you relax and unwind, " says Denis Cauvier, Ph. D. , a business consultant and Lysaght's co-author.

He is co-author of Tariffs, Blockades, and Inflation: The Economics of the Civil War.

Peiris and study co-author Yi Guan are best known for identifying the SARS virus and helping to contain its 2003 outbreak.

Other yet-unidentified genetic factors cause the exceptions, said Kevin Chase of the University of Utah, another co-author.

moreover , co - author jesse shapiro of the university of chicago said : " hearing what they say makes you worse at predicting . "

"One way he does this is by setting up common enemies, " says Alessandro Trocino, co-author of a recent book on the League.

"A clear pattern emerged, " said Dr. Carole Ober, co-author of the study and a geneticist at the University of Chicago.

Later, Jerry joined me as a co-author of Google Guide.

Anthony and her co-author, Reyna Lindert, have developed a helpful technique for parents to employ.

Its scientists are increasingly collaborating with those abroad: 30% of scientific papers by Brazilians now have a foreign co-author.

At Columbia, she met her future husband, Vincent Reinhart, who is now an occasional co-author with her.

'This is the one I'm least convinced of, ' says co-author Dunn, who isn't including it in a forthcoming book.

She has the longest running blog for non profits, is the CEO of Zoetica and co-author of the upcoming book, "The Networked Nonprofit" .

'There is no perfect method, ' says Debby Herbenick, research scientist at Indiana University and co-author of the study.

Co-author: Volume of International Law, Encyclopedia of Chinese Law, 1991.

It all began last summer with UW undergraduate student Carlton Himes (also the study's co-author).

Co-author Professor Malcolm Hart are presenting the research to the 2010 FORAMS meeting in Bonn on Friday 6 September.

Lubetkin and her co-author based their findings on a massive collection of data, covering 3. 5 million people.

"It's a Goldilocks theory of finding rocks, " says John Tarduno of the University of Rochester, a co-author of the new study.

Such predictability is why studying "men's preferences [in women is] very boring, " study co-author Penton-Voak said.

In "normal" circumstances, male births outnumber female births by a ratio of 105 to 100, study co-author Hagen Scherb said.

He is the co-author of and has contributed to several books on these topics.

He is the author or co-author of more than 125 articles, as well as 40 book chapters and monographs.

The study by Trinkaus and Chinese co-author Hong Shang appears in the July issue of the Journal of Archaeological Science.

For their study, Mr Jennings and co-author Professor Jason Rohr gathered data on 48 species from nine genera.

Nearly nine per cent of papers from Chinese institutions have a US-based co-author.

"It can happen to anyone, " warned report co-author Dr. Jay Iams of Ohio State University.

Nearly 9 per cent of papers originating from Chinese institutions have a US-based co-author.

Muslims beat co-author, jump up "Shaman Dance" (women can not participate), to all-night revelry.

The co-author couldn't be reached for comment.

But co-author and researcher Kathleen Merikangas of the National Institute of Mental Health says similar rates likely exist today.

The third reason I work with co-authors is the most important: a good co-author improves you forever.

He is a co-author of the study, along with scientists from Norway's University of Oslo and the Institute for Cancer Research in Montebello.

So she teamed up with fellow co-author Dr David Chesmore, from the University of York, who had done a lot of work on acoustics.

Co-author Ian Brown from the Oxford Internet Institute said it is largely governments that can make a big impact.

Are you a performer or a co-author?

Prediction of Developing Trend in the Co-author Rate of Periodical Theses in Chinese Natural Science by Means of Gray Prediction Model

In Buy-In, Kotter and co-author Lorne Whitehead lay out the four basic strategies people most often set to shoot down an idea

Installation of Quantity Target in Calculating Co-author Articles Achievements

See into the Development Trend of Chinese Participating in International Scientific Cooperation From the International Co-author Phenomenon

The writer is a former British cabinet minister and co-author of Cyber Doctrine published later this month

He is co-author of Global Research Report: China