Sentence examples for brilliant paper from inspiring English sources

The Pencil really comes into its own with sketching and drawing apps like the brilliant Paper and the sophisticated Procreate.

But he added, "In my opinion, he's written a brilliant paper". Geoengineering is no magic bullet, Dr. Cicerone said.

He always regarded his decade with Beaverbrook's then brilliant paper as, professionally, the pinnacle of his career.

After four years with them he could win plaudits for the most brilliant paper on collective madness but perhaps not the World Cup.

Upstairs, the Ojibwe language classroom has a happy homemade air — a large papier-mâché tree (mitig), brilliant paper stars (anangoog) sewn together with yarn, an Ojibwe alphabet.

In 2005, at the annual Jackson Hole, Wyo., conference of the world's leading central bankers, the chief economist of the International Monetary Fund, Raghuram Rajan, presented a brilliant paper that constituted the first prominent warning of the coming crisis.

Calculus was made known to the learned world by the brilliant papers of Leibniz and the brothers Bernoulli from 1690 on.

In a series of brilliant papers, beginning with Minds and Machines (1960), Putnam disputed both Behaviourism and Type-Identity theory, each of which seeks, in line with scientific respectability, to reduce mental states – pain, beliefs, thoughts – to something physical.

He spent two years in determining that spontaneous symmetry breaking contributes to the explanation of how superconductivity works, then quickly turned that theory around and in two brilliant papers with the Italian physicist Giovanni Jona-Lasinio, then a research associate at Chicago, applied it to particle physics.

Decked out in a blue Michael Kors dress and matching stilettos, Mayer languishes on a brilliant, paper-white chaise lounge.

Evolutionary biologist Joel Parker of the University of Lausanne, Switzerland, is impressed with the new paper, which he calls "brilliant".