Sentence examples for communicate papers from inspiring English sources

The submission option, called Track One, allowed Academy members to "communicate" papers written by non-members and help usher their colleagues' work through the editorial process.

We're also committed to communicating paper's place and value to the businesses and people that use our products every day.

And when you make movies that are driven with visual ideas, as I do, those are kind of difficult to communicate on paper.

In science, one will need to communicate on paper and electronically.

This all means you can stay current and communicate with Paper, and shove your old Facebook app in a folder with minimal functionality loss.

Fonts have, for centuries, transformed the way we communicate on paper... and now online.

But what concerns people even more about the paper is that tenure decisions, grant awards, and even university ratings now focus so heavily on publication in high-impact journals that the paper has largely displaced the real currency of science – the data, methods and ideas that papers are supposed to communicate – with the papers themselves.

SPM: requests of materials, DSR communicating paper.

"Some may be automated but everyone is still communicating on paper because their systems can't talk to each other," Sentner says.

Historic Scotland [5] "translates" this definition into a heritage-specific language: "Level 0: this could refer to a scenario where survey information is manually obtained on site using tapes and dumpy levels, drawn up using a CAD package in an unstructured format, and then communicated using paper plots".

Behind glass, scraps of paper communicate outrage and despair.