Sentence examples for papers mark from inspiring English sources

These papers mark the beginning of the finite time thermodynamics, FTT.

Both papers mark something of a comeback for the field, which was shaken 2 years ago by revelations about fraudulent research by Korean scientist Woo Suk Hwang (ScienceNOW, 30 October 2006).

The surveillance sites have been described as '… vibrant hotbeds, grounded in high quality research and training' (4), and these papers mark a notable shift from the traditional emphasis on communicable diseases in rural populations in low and middle-income countries to the growing problem of NCD.

His release papers marked "high risk for relapse".

The cardinal also ordered that all his personal papers marked confidential or "pontifical secret" be destroyed.

"Under ETS there have been chronic delays in getting all papers marked.

See how the papers marked his death in our gallery Guardian front cover on the day of Nelson Mandela's death.

Nearly a quarter of all the papers marked were given a grade A. Universities are swamped with applicants with three or four A grades.

There was a sombre tone to the north-western press this week as the papers marked the death of the much loved and respected Lord Sheppard of Liverpool.

The personal library of Abraham Lincoln, its books and papers marked by his hand, can give us genuine insight into that great man.

During the 1993 presidential elections, thousands of ballot papers marked in favour of the leftist candidate were found in Caracas dumps.