Each participant should wear a name tag or sit at a desk with a paper name tent piece of paper clearly displaying the position they will be taking in the Senate.
The paper named a system called Remotegate and claimed that the Americans were using tools designed to tackle international terrorism.
If some of us who were little in the seventies got ideas about friendship from Ernie and Bert, we got ideas about how a democracy functions from a "sad little scrap of paper" named Bill.
What's there is as discreet and incongruous as a cheap paper name tag glued to the lapel of an expensive suit, and gratuitous to boot, the architecture being distinctive enough to serve as the building's logo.
On February 16, BIA agents delivered papers naming Allard a potential "co-trespasser" on her own land, giving both Allard and the activists ten days to either "show cause" that they are not trespassing or evacuate camp.
Once you learn about angles, draw a flight on a piece of paper name all the angles in each turn you make from and to the runway.
If a commercial writer employed by a pharmaceutical company writes a paper, their name and their company's name should be on it.
At Politika, founded in 1904 in Serbia, 14 years before the creation of the state that would become Yugoslavia, those interests center not on money but on political control of a paper whose name is still hugely resonant.
"We are interested in thin, flexible batteries with paperlike appearance and behavior," said Nicholas K. Sheridon, a physicist who is the inventor of an electronic paper technology named Gyricon.
On August 6, 2010, a computer scientist named Vinay Deolalikar published a paper with a name as concise as it was audacious: "P ≠ NP".
