Sentence examples for papers of Einstein from inspiring English sources

Mr. Har Noy said that with the papers of Einstein, Ben-Gurion and others, the national library had great ambition and purpose.

A subsequent paper of Einstein (1917) applies the theory of general relativity to cosmology, and in fact represents the birth of modern cosmology.

Thirring had sent offprints of the paper to Einstein around February 1919 (see Doc. 146).

According to various sources, including the Albert Einstein Archives in Israel, which has the largest collection of Einstein papers in the world, some of that is true and some isn't.

On weekends he spends hours in a sky-lit barn turned woodworking shop, producing a bed for a daughter or a box for his wife's collection of Einstein papers.

This paper, together with the other two breakthrough papers by Petorious and Baker et al., recently appeared in the American Physical Society's curated collection of seminal papers celebrating 100 years of Einstein's theory of general relativity and represent the culmination of of work and ideas from a multitude of researchers spanning the previous several decades.

The paper also presents the verification of Einstein's theory and determination of Planck's constant using electroluminescent phenomenon for LEDs of different colours.

Perrin's initial work on the density distribution of Brownian particles seems to have been carried out in ignorance of Einstein's paper.

"More than 20 percent of Einstein's original papers contain mistakes of some sort," Livio writes.

Rigden provides a fine account of the scientific importance of Einstein's five papers.

Published in association with the Albert Einstein Archives at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, the book draws on this exceptional resource of Einstein's private papers and personal photographs.