Sentence examples for in a paper called from inspiring English sources

"The person who tells people how an effect is achieved is often resented, considered a spoilsport, a party-pooper," he wrote, around a decade ago, in a paper called "Explaining the 'Magic' of Consciousness".

And it's a particularly strange point to make in a paper called "Defending the 1 Per Cent".

In 1997, in a paper called "Recovery from 'Brain Death': A Neurologist's Apologia," Shewmon disavowed his earlier views.

"Let us consider the meaning of the anti-social act," he writes in a paper called "The Deprived Child": "for instance, stealing.

The trio launched their "be-littler" idea in a paper called "Human engineering and climate change", in 2012 in the journal Ethics, Policy and the Environment.

Our original exercise (which resulted in a paper called Shifting Gears) was aimed at getting institutions to refocus from digitizing a few collection high points, to digitizing entire collections, and to do it at scale.

He was a co-author, in 1996, of a paper called "A New Strategy for Genome Sequencing".

While I was in Ghana, I read a paper called The Daily Graphic.

In 1990 he published a paper called "Natural Language and Natural Selection," with his student Paul Bloom, now at Yale.

In 1971, Fujita published a paper called "Proposed Characterization of Tornadoes and Hurricanes by Area and Intensity".

About four years ago, at a NATO conference in Brussels, I read a paper called "Does NATO Exist?" to a small seminar.