Sentence examples for articles marked from inspiring English sources

It created little stir at first but contained original ideas that, together with Dalton's more developed articles, marked the transition of meteorology from a topic of general folklore to a serious scientific pursuit.

In a Paris library, I found a collection of reviews of his act by French magazine and newspaper critics, they all praised it for its beauty and delicacy, and their articles, marked by much discrimination, were of a higher level than one usually finds in reviews of popular entertainment.

Both articles marked a monumental time in science and bioethics.

Articles marked with an asterisk* have been included in the review.

Another author (FBR) read the title and abstract of articles marked as doubtful and both authors discussed these articles to reach consensus on inclusion.

Also, the largest proportion of articles marked as 'no GO' are found during 2008 when biocurators were learning to identify articles for annotation.

University life often involves being stuck at a desk; writing articles, marking and planning.

Official commemorations rarely carry the raw power of ordinary people's stories - a point demonstrated by the many articles marking the fifth anniversary of the September 11 attacks.

PAGE A37 FROM BEIRUT TO 9/11 In Op-Ed articles marking the 25th anniversary of the bombing of the Marine barracks in Lebanon, Robert C. McFarlane, a former national security adviser, and Randy Gaddo, a former Marine staff sergeant who survived the blast, describe how America's actions in 1983 emboldened Islamic terrorists.

Unlike Mr Zeng's 2005 speech, Mr Wen's article marked the first time since 1989 that a top leader has written about a personal connection with the former party chief.

Pickart's article marked the expansion of ubiquitination from what most regarded as a niche preoccupation, with implications only for housekeeping protein turnover and the destruction of damaged ribosomal products, to seize the attention and excite the imagination of researchers in every area of cell biology.