Sentence examples for papers of which from inspiring English sources

He wrote more than 200 papers, of which several from the 1960s are deemed classics.

The work is presented in three papers, of which this is the first part.

It reviewed 813 scientific papers, of which 44% covered static and low frequencies that are typically associated with power generation and distribution.

But many photographers working in black and white manage to tease incredible tonalities out of existing papers, of which there remains a good range.

He approached each challenge systematically by taking summer courses, doing research that often resulted in publication of scientific papers of which he had scores.

And by the time he was 25, he had already published 10 papers, of which four of them remain today as enduring classics.

Of the 235 copies printed, 200 are on handmade Van Gelder paper, of which this is no.

We thought that we had focused correctly on the non-investment-grade paper, of which we held little.

On Feb. 18 the prestigious scientific journal Nature selected for its cover article a paper of which she was the leading author, and it caused a mild sensation.

The Catholic Worker movement grew out of the Catholic Worker paper (of which I am a 47-year veteran), not vice versa.

*The writing sample should be a paper of which the applicant is an author or co-author, focused on a health-related topic.