Sentence examples for most papers published from inspiring English sources

However, that survey covered most papers published through 1998.

Most papers published in the literature have been motivated by wind effects on tanks, but the review shows that other areas, such as thermal buckling under an adjacent fire, are currently receiving increasing attention.

In most papers published in the human risk assessment literature, the term was used metaphorically [37].

Thus, most papers published on this issue are based on statistical techniques such as multivariate data analysis [10] or mathematical models of dependence [11-13] [11-13]

"The editors made a serious effort--substantially greater than for most papers published in Science--to ensure that the science was sound," the report states.

However, most papers published before the 1980s did not pay enough attention to optimization algorithms, and successful applications were very rare (Aronofsky and Williams 1962; Wattenbarger 1970; McFarland et al. 1984).

It remains one of the most controversial papers published in psychology.

His 1969 Bass Model paper was named by The Institute for Operations Research and Management Sciences as one of the Top Ten Most Influential Papers published in the 50 year history of management science.

One of his most famous papers, published in 1967, tries to understand what it was like for people living through rapid economic change.

His 1963 article, "Capital Theory and Investment Behavior," was chosen as one of the twenty most outstanding papers published in the first 100 years of the American Economic Review.

He has been honored with a number of awards including the IBM Outstanding Innovation Award in 2005 for the Metronome technology and the IBM Research Division Award in 1998 for his work on "Thin Locks," which was also selected as one of the 50 most influential papers published in the 20 years of the ACM conference in the area of Programming Language Design and Implementation.