Sentence examples for convincing papers from inspiring English sources

Krohn sees an arms race brewing, in which computers churn out ever more convincing papers, while other programs are designed to sniff them out.

By 2001 he'd published convincing papers in places like the New England Journal of Medicine, but many researchers scoffed that it was just data dredging.

London/New York: Items that have picked up a convincing paper trail can be sold lucratively at auction in the UK or US.

It contains $20 billion in incentives to convince paper-pushing doctors to go digital along with punitive measures to decrease their Medicare pay if they resist.

It is one thing to convince that paper prototyping is worth trying, but it's quite another to convince co-workers or team members about it.

Eventually, Mr. Keim said, he convinced the paper's lawyers that they were looking at the wrong law, and they went ahead.

When the LA Times threatened to go public with a supposed story of infidelity, News Corp had lawyers debrief both husband and wife and convinced the paper to kill its story.

Still, even if Sulzberger was behind Piano's unusual skyscraper, he and his colleagues had to figure out how to get the design approved by the city and state agencies that oversee the Forty-second Street development project, and convince the paper's partner, the real-estate developer Forest City Ratner, that the fifty-two-story tower would attract tenants for the upper floors.

Without such an external audit trail, votes would be lost forever if a DRE system were to crash.Although he is best known as the inventor of anonymous digital cash, David Chaum is also convinced that paper, or something like it, still has a role to play in voting.

Now convinced that "paper wealth" isn't just an abstraction, they conclude that it must be the product of sin and corruption.

For those who were already convinced, the paper still "changes the rules of the game," says Adriano Aguzzi, a neuropathologist at the University of Zurich in Switzerland.