The observed distribution is much more variable than those produced by the models, although matching behavior is apparent. 765 Journal Production and Journal Impact Factors Ronald Rousseau and Guido Van Hooydonk Rousseau and Van Hooydonk find that while review and translation journals work quite differently, normal journals exhibit a linear relationship between production and global impact. The fields of Mathematics and Chemistry do not appear to follow this general rule. Thus linguistic laws may well be candidates for the design of new software metrics. 781 Expertise and the Perception of Shape in Information Andrew Dillon and Dille Schaap Dillon and Schaap are concerned with readers' ability to recognize the structural portion of a paper being read.
Experienced readers are able to locate themselves more quickly and correctly.