Sentence examples for And qian from inspiring English sources

Over the years, modernist writers such as Shen Congwen, Lu Xun, and Qian Zhongshu drew on Freud to express ideas about individuality, but his following was limited.

In 1949, just as he was being named the first director of Caltech's jet propulsion lab, the Chinese Communist Party rose to power in his homeland, and Qian was accused of being a Communist sympathizer; he acknowledged attending social gatherings with others who had been accused, but he firmly denied any political involvement.

Qiang Tian and Qian Wang contributed equally to this work.

The curve data are from Cao (2007) and Qian et al. (2012).

These results are essentially consistent with independent similar studies by Qian (2008) and Qian et al. (2013).

Wantong Hu, Xuchen Zhang, Lianzhang Wang, Zhong-Jian Liu, Yi Zhong, and Qian Li declare that they have no conflict of interest.

And also the long-grain shape has been a new favored quality trait in the breeding of japonica rice in recent years (Haixiang and Qian 2017).

We also refer to other versions of the Poincaré-Birkhoff theorem due to Franks [13], and Qian-Torres [14], where independent proofs are given.

Caltech has long stood behind him; in 1979, the university gave him its distinguished alumni award in recognition of his pioneering work in rocket science, and this week it said, "No evidence was produced to substantiate the allegations, and [Qian] and his colleagues in academia, government, and industry protested that they were nonsense".

According to Bai Chong'en and Qian Zhengjie of Tsinghua University, the corporate saving rate rose from 16% of GDP in 1997 to about 23% in 2004, where it has remained.Higher consumer spending will increase demand for services, such as housing, retailing and haircuts, which consumers favour, and which cannot be traded across borders.

And Qian Zhongshu's classic 1947 novel Fortress Besieged (available in English translation) is perhaps the best evocation in fiction of what the tumultuous politics of the 1930s meant for China's own citizens as they coped with the onset of war and the horrors that followed.