Sentence examples for discussed a paper from inspiring English sources

Anna Freud's plain speaking occurred at an analytic symposium where she discussed a paper called "The Widening Scope of Indications for Psychoanalysis," by the New York analyst Leo Stone, with whose humanistic view of the analytic relationship she heartily concurred.

At a meeting in December, the group discussed a paper "raising concerns that there is no statutory footing for the counter-terrorism DNA database where profiles are held under a national security determination".

On Thursday, the Trust discussed a paper on the future of residential care services, which, if agreed, will go to public consultation.

Shigehiro Oishi, a University of Virginia psychologist who studies well-being, pointed to this passage when I e-mailed him last week to discuss a paper he wrote, with Ed Diener, a University of Illinois psychologist, which will soon be published in the journal Psychological Science.

To my left, students discussing a science course made jokes I didn't get about radioactivity; to my right, an undergraduate met with a teaching assistant to discuss a paper on undocumented immigrants; behind me, a guy flirted impressively with a young woman at the table next to his.

After the article is published, the scientific community is invited to discuss a paper by submitting their own comments, which may also be published.

First, when you email them during the semester asking for an appointment to discuss a paper, this email will pop up and it will make a great first impression.

Finally we discuss a paper on the outcome of the obese patient on a general ICU.

OUR Economics Focus of January 22nd discussed a recent paper by Harvard's Benjamin Friedman, which argued that technology in the form of e-money might render central banks obsolete.

Students read and discussed a primary scientific paper that was relevant to their investigation of p53 mutants.

As for the contribution of the evolution of the grain size distribution, this is discussed in a paper in preparation (Asano et al, 2012).