Sentence examples for group papers from inspiring English sources

The Express group papers' exile from the PCC could soon end, Mr Desmond hinted.

The first group, papers and artifacts, is currently being catalogued at the Library Services Center, in Long Island City; recordings and video will follow.

It may be that early experience of working with industry and the opportunity to be on group papers is beneficial to their career prospects, or there may be a greater risk of their contribution being overlooked in a very large project with many senior and established scientists.

The hope is that by using more sophisticated ads and selling as a group, papers would likely be able to raise prices, even while they face competition for marketing dollars from Web companies ranging from giant portals like Yahoo! to directory service Yelp to tiny hyperlocal blogs.

Group papers are readily assigned in U.S. schools, although statistics clearly indicate they are counterproductive.

In fact, the results of the University of Oklahoma study showed that the design of group papers "encourages social loafing, limits group cohesiveness...and increases student stress".

They also identified a single type of "group project" that should be avoided; the group paper.

He also produced a number of monographs, including studies of several European language groups, papers on the mistaken relation of the Malayo-Polynesian (Austronesian) and Indo-European languages (1840), and on the accent in Sanskrit and Greek (1854).

This special issue collects 10 papers clustered into two groups: papers dealing with information theoretic aspects and papers focusing on practical scenarios.

This function eases the tasks of grouping papers and considering appropriate tag names to represent the group from scratch (the tag suggestion can also be made for any arbitrarily grouped papers).

While users can make any tag and add it to any set of entries, the server has a function for automatically grouping papers and suggesting tag candidates (Figure 4C).