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Being able to date paper is important for scientific, conservation and curatorial reasons: the change in paper production technology in China that led to industrial standardisation could be more accurately followed, while from a conservation point of view, the age of a paper in conjunction with its pH and DP could reveal its stability.
Willa McClung Evans, consulting Edward Heawood's study of watermarks (used to date paper), noted the watermark, a fleur-de-lis, was of undetermined origin, but was also used in Fuller's "Holy State" of 1652, and Denis Petau "History of the World" of 1659.
At the wine bar, Algorri says, he's tapping into his family's Spanish roots, making braised octopus with chickpeas, chorizo, romesco, cotija and cilantro crema; and a red wine-braised beef cheek sandwich with date paper, onion strings and spicy aioli.
In that sense it - like the latest Argon-argon dating paper in Science - is just a snapshot, a moment in time detailing the state of our knowledge on all things relating to dinosaurs.
Lehman was in effect ceasing to act as a middleman and was playing the "carry trade" game, where one borrows cheap and invests in lower-rated comparably dated paper with a higher yield.
To date, many papers on the study of the synchronization control of chaotic systems have appeared.
To date, many papers on wheel/rail wear prediction have been published.
GCHQ was able to approximately date the papers because in one example Turing had made reference to Hitler's age.
To date, few papers in the accounting education literature that deal with writing problems present direct assessment evidence.
