Sentence examples for line of papers from inspiring English sources

Nor is it sensible for people to "blame" their genes, even though Dr Di Rienzo's work is just the latest and most wide-ranging of a long line of papers which show that different people do have different genetic susceptibilities to diabetes and the metabolic syndrome of which it is a part.

He says Prof Trefethen's new equation is just one of a long line of papers that have questioned the equation, and he's not convinced it will change anything.

Our approach outperforms the methods advocated in a recent line of papers that use third-party software tools to obtain mirror images of samples for training in their object/facial-expression recognition systems, which we briefly review here.

From his booth, he was selling his product line of papers, rollers and bud grinders.

If these beliefs sound familiar, it's probably because they're the editorial line of papers like the Express and the Mail.

The company is Sappi, and the product is Flo, Sappi's value-priced, or economy, line of paper.

His design for an extrusion coating machine received a US patent in 1952, forming the basis for a line of paper and plastic coating machines licensed internationally.

In addition it is introducing a line of paper products, starting with a calendar this month and note cards and a travel journal early in 2004.

Paper Access brought its line of paper and paper products to a second New York site by opening a 3,000-square-foot 3,000-square-foot 3,000-square-footnear 69th storets, after 10 years at 23 West 18th Street, off Fifth Avenue.

One way to avoid the traditional baggage-check counter, of course, is to buy an electronic ticket and use the e-check-in kiosk, which allows you to check luggage without waiting on that snaking line of paper-ticket holders.

Penney's is free to continue its "Martha Stewart Celebrations" line of paper products, if it wishes, as well as other Martha Stewart products in categories not covered in the Macy's agreement.