Sentence examples for paper sums from inspiring English sources

One grower quoted in the paper sums up the distaste for the arriviste houses.

As to the substance of such talks, and the prospects for their success, the C.N.A.S. paper sums up a core question: Can Iran say yes?

The BIS paper sums up the issue by writing thatThe authorities should commit themselves to a clear defintion of safe assets and back it with a policy regime that makes those assets credibly safe.There's the rub.

The review in this paper sums it up: "The crowning virtue of this novel is Tremain's restlessly probing sympathy, so that if no character is of totally unblemished virtue, neither is anyone thoroughly bad".

The following quote from the paper sums up our feelings about the critique's treatment of our research: Tol's (2016) conflation of unrepresentative non-expert sub-samples and samples of climate experts is a misrepresentation of the results of previous studies, including those published by a number of coauthors of this paper.

This paper sums up the progress of such fatigue testing machines and devices from this date.

A headline on the website of the Globe and Mail, a Liberal-leaning paper, summed up popular sentiment when it described the prime minister as "nasty, brutish and competent".Mr Harper's campaign pitch is that he needs a parliamentary majority in order to sustain the country's recovery from recession.

Finally, we conclude the paper, summing up contribution and future works.

Similarly, in the multiuser MIMO OFDM uplink with DFT pre-coding, the joint problem of maximum throughput and PAPR reduction is tackled in the paper "Sum rate optimization by spatial precoding for a Multiuser MIMO DFT-precoded OFDM uplink" by Hanguang Wu, Thomas Haustein, Eduard Jorswieck, and Peter Hoeher.

In this paper, sum-capacity is used as the objective function, which is defined as the maximum summation of the achievable data rates of the uplink and downlink, and denoted by begin{array}rcl@ C = max left{ {{R_{{text{UL}}}} + {R_{{text{DL}}}}} right}, end{array} (3).

Another paper summed up its popular appeal: "Trial by Jury is but a trifle – it pretends to be nothing more – but it is one of those merry bits of extravagance which a great many will go to see and hear, which they will laugh at, and which they will advise their friends to go and see, and therefore its success cannot be doubtful".