I have been told that having a published review article is viewed as an advantage for higher education. The topic of my review article is the impact of information technology on the practice of human resource management.  What are the sequential steps that I have to follow to make my review article acceptable to renowned publishers and university graduate professors?  I have heard that to make a review article acceptable, the first task is to read vastly about the subject related topic of review article. After reading extensively, how can I proceed - I mean how can make linkage of writing in every parts of review article?   Is it necessary to make a comparison, to find a gap or limitations,similarity of the previous primary and review articles on the same topic in writing my review article?  Do I have to present the information about what others authors have done or shown? or do I have to include my own thought, ideas, decisions along with the other scholars?and if I intend take some information,graph from copyrighted books,will I need to take permission from real authors or just paraphrase the information on own my words?
I want to write a survey on one emerging research topic in wireless communications (It can be applied to any field!). There are almost 500 papers on this topic as published or in early access. And the publishing rate in this topic is increasing day by day. So, I want to write a survey on this topic keeping in mind that it will get high citation and it will help new scholar who are in struggle with this topic. I found only one survey written by some reputed authors, however it lacks in many ways, like detailed information related to particular direction, it just assembles the papers in a good manner. I want to pick some directions and discuss  important approaches with good connection between them. However, I find it very difficult to proceed with large number of papers. Is there any good way to handle the survey process in a good efficient and quick way? PS. According to me, many people have already started to write this.
I'm trying to show the following:  Let $f:X\to Y$ be a proper holomorphic map between connected, non-empty Riemann Surfaces. Show that a map $g:Y\to\mathbb{C}$ is  holomorphic if and only if  its composition with f is holomorphic.  So far I know that $f$ is surjective, since it's proper and holomorphic. My next step was to look at the charts, but it's there, I get stuck. Pointwise limit of continuous functions not Riemann integrable When searching for "Skype" I always see these 2 entries.  There is this duplicate blank Skype icon. Both of them seem to run Skype in the same way.    But I've checked both /usr/share/applications, and ~/.local/share/applications, and can't find the extra icon so I can delete it.    Also as described , sometimes similar ghost icons are present even after removing associated applications. Evaluation Symbol: Consistent Implementation How to find the nearest parent of a Git branch? 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Named Credentials - Merge Fields not Resolving How to share files through the local network? I have a desktop (Ubuntu 13.04 &amp; Win 7 Home Premium) and a Laptop (Ubuntu 12.04), both having WiFi adapters. I also have a WiFi router connected to internet which both my computers can access.  I want to share files between my desktop and my laptop using WiFi (similar to Homegroup on Windows 7 but without using Ethernet cables).  How do I set-up that?  I want to share files using both OSs, if anyone have have information about sharing files with any of the OS please answer! I want to produce four groups (high/high, high/low, low/high and low/low) using two continues variables and compare these groups in terms of a few dependent variables. I know that cluster analysis (k-means and hierarchical) is a type of 'end' analysis which is the main goal of the paper to reach such clusters and then discuss the nature of the clusters. However, I am willing to use this technique (k-means by using k=4) as a kind of preliminary analysis to produce the groups. I know that scatter plot and means splits are other alternatives but they have their own disadvantages that cluster analysis may resolve. What do you think? Vortex in liquid collects particles in center I have two questions. First, which command lists files and directories, but lists directories first?  Second question: I want to copy a list of files into a single directory, but make the target directory the first filename in the command. Logistic regression vs. LDA as two-class classifiers Closed unit interval is connected proof I've googled and also searched the answers here but couldn't find my problem so here goes:  I know how to bevel a curve using another object and when I try it with a normal circle it's fine. But I'm trying to use this flat oval shape to bevel a larger curve of the same shape and it's not following the curve at the correct rotation. I've tried everything, rotating the bevel object, clicking random options in the object data menu.. I can't seem to budge it from looking how it is in the screenshot. In the screenshot you can see the curve I've failed to bevel correctly and also the bevel object in the bottom right.  Basically, I want the flat part of the oval to be above and below the curve, not on the sides as it is. I hope that makes sense. Anyone know what I need to do? Shift + Control + Space doesn't seem to work anymore. Clipping image with Basic (ArcView) level license of ArcGIS Desktop? Is there a way to trim a geo-referenced air photo to an irregularly shaped boundary?    I tried the clip tool shown in my attachment, but it didn't work.  It looks as though the output extent field requires a rectangularly shaped polygon as the clipping feature.    Can I even do this in ArcView?    I've never had a request to do anything like this before.        I do use Photoshop and other similar software packages.  I could just go in to an environment like this &amp; start painting everything outside of my boundary in white, but then I would have to come back in and geo-reference the image again, and it just strikes me that there must be a faster and easier way (even though I only have ArcView 9.3).