citer , also: citator

This is an important anecdotal insight into one aspect of citer motivation.

Citer motivation was also studied by Brooks.

Mr. Citer said he pulled to the side of the road when he felt the shock and debris began to rain down.

The name "siter" comes from the Dutch word "citer", which corresponds to the English word "zither".

In addition to security, the author being cited receives public and peer group recognition, and the communion between citer and cited represents the sharing aspect of scientific research.

Citer SA is a French based car rental company originally established by Citroën in 1968 was sold to Enterprise Holdings in 2011.

A planned acquisition of Citer SA was announced in November 2011; this includes the acquisition of subsidiary Atesa.

Leonid Citer, 50, a photographer from Wayne, N.J., said in a telephone interview that he was on his way to photograph a wedding in Kona when the quake hit.

The Center for Identification Technology Research (CITer) has been a National Science Foundation Industry/University Cooperative Research Center since 2001.

Cet article fut une référence obligée pour l'édification des plus jeunes : Jean Sutter et Bardenat, pour citer ceux qui ont laissé des écrits consultables.

Les quatre fils de Jules Trottier fondent des familles et adop- tent des surnoms au fil des générations : Desruisseaux, Desaulniers et Beaubien pour n'en citer que quelques-uns.

Pope Innocent VI granted to Andreas Citer, a former bishop of Diocese of Baleč, Benedictine monastery of St. John in Drivast on 26 September 1356 because a monastery together with the whole diocese in Baleč was destroyed by local schismatic population.