He delivered a paper on the subject to a meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 1958.
A nephrologist by training, he was scheduled to deliver a paper on kidney transplants.
The first shock occurred in 1893, when Frederick Jackson Turner (1861 1932) delivered a paper on his "frontier thesis".
In 1984, he delivered a paper in Washington at a meeting of the National Urban Coalition.
In 1981, he attended a conference on the history of blacks in Britain to deliver a paper on black musicians.
At a 200th anniversary celebration of Marbury v. Madison, Justice Souter stood in for Professor Feldman to deliver a paper.
Only once was I asked to deliver a paper to Alan Turing, so … I cannot claim that I knew him.
Shot in hand-held digital, the movie opens abruptly with Anna, an aspiring writer, delivering a paper in a classroom, where she and Jacob trade looks.
The year had advanced to 2015 when Herman Kahn, director of the Hudson Institute, got up to deliver a paper entitled "New Roles for Private Enterprise," for the afternoon seminar.
Here in Cooperstown, Mr. Staudohar, who is also the editor of a volume of baseball short stories, delivered a paper titled "Assessing Outcomes of Baseball Labor Negotiations".
