Sentence examples for modern papers from inspiring English sources

Oxidation also produces more acid, a major culprit in the breakdown of many modern papers.

In 1907 a spelunker named Aurel Stein discovered the frayed book and sent it to London, where well-intentioned conservators kept relining it with stiff modern papers.

Similarly, while the Detroit News and Detroit Free Press didn't have the advantages of modern data techniques for their investigation (which was awarded a Pulitzer), they had the advantage of a far slower news cycle and staffing levels most modern papers could only look on with envy.

Scorrano explains that newcomers to the field quickly find that methods sections in modern papers often reference work from decades earlier.

Poor material quality and/or endogenous cellulose degradation as in modern papers from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries as well as cellulose damage by biodeterioration reduce the strength characteristics of papers and worsen mechanical damage when using those papers.

Most modern papers simply state that nothing is known about its composition [11].

Modern paper machines make newsprint at speeds of about 60 mph.

So with a modern paper, they end up looking very, very contrasty.

Gutenberg invented his printing press around 1440; the modern paper jam was invented around 1960.

Even modern paper disintegrates with time, yet we've been able to retrieve the data on the Dead Sea Scrolls.

I went on the tour of the Guardian Print Centre because I was interested to see how a modern paper is produced.