Sentence examples for in the recent articles from inspiring English sources

Hu's political views have been notable for their absence in the recent articles, suggesting that only his affable character is open for discussion.

The same trend was found in the recent articles and the authors attributed no reason [38, 39].

Equation (1) is a special case of nonlinear fourth-order equation with deviating argument investigated in the recent articles [1, 2].

However, in the recent articles which have the guiding significance for the applications of sampling-based approximations on various problems, Kumor et al. [14, 15] pointed that, for large dense matrices, the uniform sampling without replacement approach, in addition to being more efficient both in time and space, produces more effective approximations.

There's no question that all of these facts are true, but the implication in the recent articles is that John lost interest in Carol when he returned to the States because she was no longer the beauty that he remembered.

Most of these cases, like the ones in the recent article, are unsolved.

In the recent article, you noted that " The Americans, it turns out, are funding both sides of the war".

In the recent article for the Times in which the Chancellor generously outlined his strategy for the next election, the strategic importance of gay marriage was extensively highlighted.

Duranleau, who will attend Coffeyville Community College in hopes of landing a Division I scholarship, and others questioned Miami's scholarship offers to Butler's clients in the recent article in The New York Times.

I was struck by the repeated references to "luck" in the recent article about the tough job search prospects for recent college graduates ("Many With New College Degree Find the Job Market Humbling," front page, May 19).

In the recent article [18], He and Tang improved and generalized the above results and obtained the following Lyapunov-type inequality.