Sentence examples for contemporary papers from inspiring English sources
A search of The Police Gazette and other contemporary papers has so far turned up nothing.
Primary literature based seminar/discussion course covering classical and contemporary papers in biophysical chemistry.
These, and other contemporary papers, show Britain indulged in its own 19th century attempts at spin doctoring to support its claim that the UK mathematician John Crouch Adams had predicted the existence of Neptune.
Discussion of classic papers in community ecology (Forbes, Clements, Gleason, Grinnell, Lindeman, Preston, Elton, Hutchinson, May, MacArthur, Odum, Connell, Paine, Tilman, etc). and contemporary papers on related topics, to develop historical perspectives to understand current issues and identify future directions.
How pervasive is the persistence of progressionist, pre-evolutionary language in contemporary papers?
(MacDonald & MacDonald 1995 collects the central contemporary papers in the classicist/connectionist debate, and provides useful introductory material as well. See also Von Eckardt 2005).
Vellum stays, contemporary paper flyleaves and pastedowns.
The SF Weekly is in many ways a richer, more contemporary paper than the Bay Guardian.
In late May, the center will present a contemporary paper and ceramic exhibition by American artists inspired by Eastern elements.
For the most part, contemporary paper currency consists of fiat money (from the medieval Latin term meaning "let it be done"), which is issued by central banks or other public monetary authorities.
It needs to be stressed that this is based on what we consider to be an average acidic, rag or contemporary paper, and that individual collections may well reveal different and specific averages of pH and DP.
