Sentence examples for elegant paper from inspiring English sources

My treatment of these topics, as well as the sketches of the loop, whorl and triradius singularities shown above, were directly inspired by this elegant paper.

The assumptions behind the model — and their limitations — are explained in detail here and in Varian's elegant paper, so let me focus on the model's tangential intersections and what they suggest about the economy.

After about 20 minutes, the group proceeded downstairs, where I discretely rejoined them to visit the actual shrine.In an antechamber at the back of the building, we performed a ritual purification by pouring water on our hands using a traditional bamboo dipper filled from a long stone basin, after which women in white robes presented us with elegant paper towels.

"This is the most elegant paper I've read in years," says angiogenesis researcher Judah Folkman of Harvard University Medical School and Children's Hospital in Boston.

"This is an elegant paper and quite an accomplishment," says neuroscientist Shinsuke Shimojo of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena.

"It's a nice elegant paper that does a really good job of showing that the easiest explanation for how elephants make infrasound is through the way that air passes over the vocal cords in their larynx," says William Langbauer, a bioacousticist and the director of the Buttonwood Park Zoo in New Bedford, Massachusetts.

In a series of elegant papers, paleobotanist Jack Wolfe (see reference list, especially Wolfe, 1995, for a summary and overview) has studied the physiognomic features of modern angiosperm leaves and correlated them with climate in hundreds of communities throughout the world.

(The visual rhymes of the flashbacks are artifices that have little to do with the workings of the mind and everything to do with the elegant papering-over, via illustrations, of the script construction).

Masmoudi and Sani in their elegant papers [23, 24] kept the two conditions (alpha =alpha_{n}) and (int_{mathbb{R}^{n}}vert nabla u vert ^{n},dxleq 1).

"These are both very elegant papers," says David Hovda, a neuroscientist and director of the Brain Injury Research Center at the University of California, Los Angeles.

Using genetic tools, two recent elegant papers from the Lowell Laboratory highlighted the importance of synaptic transmission in regulating food intake.