Sentence examples for papers of that from inspiring English sources

The cabinet papers of that time are important because in July 1985 the Hawke government had ended the negative gearing, but in September 1987 it restored it.

It corresponds to the percentage of papers in the given profile (that we managed to cross-reference to WoS) that are also in the algorithm-generated cluster which contains most papers of that profile.

For a single scientist, I define I1 as the number of authors who appear in at least I1 papers of that scientist.

For a single scientist, I1 is defined as the number of authors who appear in at least I1 papers of that scientist.

Foolscap paper is so called because, in the 15th century, paper of that size had a watermark of a jester's cap.

Readers with further interest in "quantum mechanics without observers" might find the mathematical physicist Sheldon Goldstein's paper of that title useful.

"It happened because of my work, and I can show a paper trail of that.

I think you'll find the numbers of papers of record that have closed over the last decade is incredibly low.

There will be less of a paper trail of that John Cardinal O'Connor".

Tape wax paper on top of that.

Table  3 gives an overview of papers that report on analysis of "freely migrated" droplets on filter paper, via LA ICP-MS.