Sentence examples for a discussant of from inspiring English sources

Jeremy Stein of Harvard University, a discussant of Mr Greenspan's Brookings paper, points out that low policy rates may have mattered a great deal for income-constrained borrowers.

Evolution doesn't "design" anything, says anthropologist Matt Cartmill of Boston University, a discussant on the panel.

Garner subsequently acted as a discussant for Cochrane during the writing of An Introduction to Animals and Political Theory.

c) Academic Review Process: As a chair or discussant of the panel, I had an opportunity to review and constructively critique the work of other scholars.

At the shadow event (where I was a discussant), there was no talk of inflation dynamics, no concentration on tangents.

And just the searching for an authority and its machine identification among all discussants of web forum is our challenge.

Hillary Clinton, by contrast, has proved a much better author, celebrity, role model and discussant of public policy than political campaigner.

I was invited to speak at a meeting of the American Psychoanalytic Association — I was to be one of the discussants of a paper on a subject of special interest to me: Freud's dual-instinct theory — and I had to refuse.

This was another reason why many of the discussants did not consider a standard discussion of behavior change useful in general practice.

That is, in plainer language, if you put in a room the main discussants of the concept--say Leslie Fiedler, Charles Jencks, Jean-François Lyotard, Bernard Smith, Rosalind Krauss, Fredric Jameson, Marjorie Perloff, Linda Hutcheon and, just to [End Page 1] add to the confusion, myself--locked the room and threw away the key, no consensus would emerge between the discussants after a week.

The approximation function can be used at first for computation of the authority value of a given discussant, at second, for discrimination of an authoritative discussant from non-authoritative contributors to the web discussion.