In a substantial work of paper engineering, including turning cog wheels as part of the front cover, David Macauley's How Machines Work (Zoo Break!) is a vivid interactive introduction to simple scientific principles all neatly wrapped up in a story.
This was not just any ball of paper but a work of art, Martin Creed's Work 88: a sheet of A4 paper crumpled into a ball.
Their "City of Paper" is a work of shadows and images projected on scrolls, vignettes that obliquely address Mei's childhood experience during China's Cultural Revolution.
"The white paper is a work of fiction.
The paper was published as a working paper of the University's Industrial Relations Section in January.
This is a working paper of the Responsive Communities project produced by Harvard Law Student Bradley Pough and Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Student Qian Wan.
Period of Adjustment? "Does Globalization of the Scientific/Engineering Workforce Threaten U.S. Economic Leadership?" was written by Harvard University economist Richard B. Freeman and published as a working paper of the private think tank, the National Bureau of Economic Research NBERR).
The column also contained an outdated reference to R. Dan Brumbaugh Jr., an author of a working paper from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency in 2000 on the merits of repealing the Glass-Steagall law.
This paper is an extension work of our conference paper [13].
Siri: "Here's your reminder for when you get to work: Steal a ream of paper.
