Sentence examples for papers in which they from inspiring English sources

It is called the Academy of the Hebrew Language, said Dr. Cooper, who added, "It regularly issues what you might call white papers, in which they suggest new vocabulary and sometimes decry errors that creep into the language".

Federal prosecutors disclosed the findings in papers in which they urged Judge Leonie M. Brinkema of Federal District Court in Alexandria, Va., to find Mr. Moussaoui mentally competent to dismiss his court-appointed lawyers and defend himself at a trial in which he faces the death penalty.

These cartoonists frequently took political positions contrary to those of the papers in which they were published.

Because questions are labelled with keywords and linked to papers in which they were initially mentioned, suggested associations of potential appropriate questions can be easily accessed.

Information about the ecology of the unidentified sequences was compiled from the papers in which they were published and from the respective annotations in GenBank.

Information stored in GenBank about the unidentified sequences, as well as data from the papers in which they were published, are then compiled and analysed.

Antonio Fatas and Ilan Mihov have a new paper in which they propose rethinking the way we classify business cycles.

Arrange the leeks in a high-sided 20cm x 30cm baking tray lined with baking paper, in which they fit snugly in an even layer.

Earlier this year, researchers at the Spanish National Research Council published a paper in which they claimed to have scientifically proven that rock and pop music all sounds the same.

They have written a paper in which they claim that Dr Coburn and Dr Boggs have made a mistake in their analysis.

In 2002, researchers at the University of Rome published a paper in which they used these higher groups to estimate the diversity of plants around Italy.