Sentence examples for papers on the internet from inspiring English sources

Instead, Tariq reads the leading British and American papers on the Internet, checks into political chat rooms, and watches satellite television.

In 2003, Dr. Perelman posted a series of papers on the Internet claiming to have proved the conjecture, and a deeper problem by the Cornell mathematician William Thurston, building on work by Richard Hamilton, a Columbia University mathematician.

Dr. Perelman, then a researcher at the Steklov Institute of Mathematics at St . Petersburg posted three papers on the Internet sketching out a solution in 2003, and they attracted fevered interest.

Oleg Panfilov, of the Center for Journalism in Extreme Situations, was quoted as saying a virtual war had flared between pro- and anti-Kremlin bloggers every time someone published papers on the internet detailing Soviet human rights abuses and he suspected at least some pro-Kremlin bloggers were in the pay of the Kremlin and the special services.

The bill, introduced last month by Representatives Darrell Issa (R-CA) and Carol Maloney (D-NY), would bar any agency from requiring that federally funded researchers post their peer-reviewed or edited papers on the Internet.

The Research Works Act, introduced by representatives Darrell Issa (R-CA) and Carolyn Maloney (D-NY), would prevent any U.S. agency from mandating that researchers it funds post their peer-reviewed or edited papers on the Internet.

She browses through the daily Amsterdam Recorder and sometimes reads the Schenectady paper on the Internet at night.

As a sophomore, he was caught putting his name on another student's paper and buying a replacement paper on the Internet, the report said.

But last December, a writer named Ronald Hamilton posted a paper on the Internet that brings fascinating new facts to the discussion.

As a white paper on the internet in 2010 put it, "Foreign social-networking sites have become a tool for political subversion used by Western nations".

Talbot discovered the Web during a rancorous strike when Scott Rosenberg, then a film critic for The Examiner, helped publish a union paper on the Internet.