Sentence examples for paper selections from inspiring English sources

In East Hampton on Saturday, Guild Hall opens three: "Jack Youngerman: A Survey Exhibition of Sculpture and Works on Paper," "Selections From the Permanent Collection: A Tribute to Enez Whipple" and "Charles Magistro: Best in Show at the 61st Annual Artist Members' Exhibition".

After we eventually settled on the final design, Anne did a fantastic job as usual on the final packaging and paper selections to really pull it all together.

Yes, there may be others doing stuff – local organisers selecting restaurants, paper selection committees etc.

To compensate, my parents would buy the pizzas and we'd take it in turns to climb the narrow steep stairs hidden behind a door that was fronted by the wrapping paper selection.

Their resulting paper, Selection of Standards to Reference Terms in a Cheddar-Type Cheese Flavour Language, serves up a list of 21 terms to be used singly or in judicious combination: pungent, caramel, sweaty, creamy, fruity, buttery, rancid, cheddary, mushroom, mouldy, nutty, smokey, soapy, processed, sweet, salty, acidic, bitter, astringent and balanced.

Fig. 1 Flowchart of paper selection.

This also allowed the development of predetermined inclusion and exclusion criteria for article selection to improve search strategy and to reduce bias in paper selection.

Review planning: In this stage, the researcher creates a review protocol containing the research question, search terms, paper selection criteria, and the data extraction strategy.

According to Kitchenham (2004), there are three main stages in the execution of an SLR: Review planning: In this stage, the researcher creates a review protocol containing the research question, search terms, paper selection criteria, and the data extraction strategy.

It was the initial intention of the authors to use a strict methodology for paper selection, focusing on objectively measurable variables, separate evaluation of different fracture types and different associated injuries, and randomized controlled trails.

You can hold it, feel it, and from the design, paper selection, and colors of the ink, probably draw a number of first impressions about the person who gave it to you.