Sentence examples for milestone paper from inspiring English sources

"This is a milestone paper," says Columbia University radiation physicist David Brenner.

So, we further inferred the social tie strength by adopting the theory of tie strength developed by Mark Granovetter in his 1973 milestone paper [79].

The classical PSHA methodology was introduced by C. Allin Cornell in his milestone paper of 1968 and developed further by contributions from McGuire in 1976.

This is a milestone paper of the Coordinating Committee on Manufacturing and Logistics Systems (CC5) of the International Federation of Automatic Control IFACC).

Recently, a milestone paper about the metabolic effects of Caveolin-1 deficiency was published.

According to our current milestone report, approximately 80% of these papers were rejected.

What's the history behind the milestone 2008 paper in which you reported whole genome sequencing of a tumor genome?

Following a major refurbishment of the Bridge Street base in the mid-1960s, the next milestones for the paper came in 1973.

Efforts to give the public free access to peer-reviewed papers have reached a milestone: One-half of all papers are now freely available within a year or two of publication, concludes a study funded by the European Commission and released today.

The paper presents milestones of the underlying theory of plastic shells and basic design considerations that are coupled with the SE-based predictive techniques in a CAE software.

"Assafir 13,552: Absent...Not Extinct," was the front page headline of a special 60-page mega issue on January 4 chronicling the paper's milestones and featuring bittersweet farewells from many of its journalists and contributors over the years.