Sentence examples for famous papers from inspiring English sources

The famous papers of Boswell, the journalist was recently acquired by Ralph Isham.

One of his most famous papers, published in 1967, tries to understand what it was like for people living through rapid economic change.

In 1990, Michael Jensen and Kevin Murphy published one of the most famous papers in economics, which first appeared in the Journal of Political Economy and then in the Harvard Business Review.

By 1953, Crick and Watson, using Wilkins's data among others, had published their famous papers postulating the double-helix structure of DNA with its ladder of self-specifying amino acids.

Meanwhile, Schrödinger was working on what eventually became his four famous papers on wave mechanics.

They have been called the most famous papers that were never published.

In 1956, the psychologist George Miller published a famous paper in the journal Psychological Review.

The famous paper was submitted a couple of weeks later, with a lone footnote -- thanking Besso.

He points at Bezos' famous paper-napkin diagram for Amazon, their classic idea of injecting their revenue into further expansion.

Schumacher wrote a famous paper on Buddhist economics in which he accused economists of suffering from "metaphysical blindness".

Exactly 99 years after Babbage invented the computer, Alan Turing wrote his now famous paper describing the universal Turing machine.