Sentence examples similar to editing a paper from inspiring English sources

Burgess described Redgrave as "an old friend from Cambridge days – he once edited a paper with Anthony [Blunt] at Cambridge".

I begin to edit a paper that clearly reflects that I am in the second semester of my senior year.

"Nobody wants to edit a paper that isn't read, or doesn't stir up controversy from time to time," he said.

I can't imagine how anyone edits a paper week after week printing sensational stories without asking to see the evidence.

"It's hopped out of the Darwinian struggle for existence," said Edward Newbigin, a botanist at the University of Melbourne in Australia who was not involved in the research but edited a paper describing the clone in the online journal PLoS ONE.

Mr. Burks completed and edited a paper Mr. von Neumann had been working on, "Theory of Self-Reproducing Automata," which described how a machine might reproduce itself; it was published in 1966.

"I was not asked to edit a paper of that sort," he wrote contemptuously in his autobiography, O Groth y Ddaear ("From the womb of the earth", 1993), "and so I resigned after six months".

When she separately edited a paper about the Lightning protocol and realized it might be possible to send high volumes of small payments — for there to be a genuine currency of the web — she suggests she jumped in with both feet with co-founder and CTO Olaoluwa Osuntokun.

"We can't edit a paper for our critics," Baquet said.

"We can't edit a paper for our critics," he told The Huffington Post earlier in June.

You are editing a paper in which the author explains how metaphor can make a complex subject like Einstein's theory of relativity more easily understandable.