Sentence examples for papers on the program from inspiring English sources
"Usually people have only one paper, maybe two, but there was a year when Dan had eight papers on the program," Lynch says.
As a trial in 2008, she ran a marathon to raise money and asked her students to write research papers on the programs they'd like to attend.
As an example, the developers show in a paper on the program that DeepFace can successfully recognize that this is Academy Award winner Sylvester Stallone.
On paper the program by the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra on Tuesday night at Avery Fisher Hall, which opened this summer's season, looked like a throwback to the festival's boring old days.
On paper, the program the Polish pianist Krystian Zimerman brought to Carnegie Hall on Wednesday night did not look adventurous.
Yet on paper the program Mr. Spano planned for the Atlanta Symphony's concert at Carnegie Hall on Saturday night looked like a curious selection of pieces.
On paper the program looked conventional: Haydn's Trio in G (Hob. XV:25) and Schumann's "Phantasiestücke" (Op. 88) made up the first half, with the Shostakovich Trio No. 2 in E minor (Op. 67) after the intermission.
On paper, the program he presented at Avery Fisher Hall promised no great discoveries: selections from Shostakovich's frothy Suite for Variety Orchestra, Rachmaninoff's chocolate-box Symphony No. 2 and Bernstein's bookish "Serenade".
"A good program always does more than what's on paper," Dee Reiber, the program's executive director, said.
One afternoon at Freud and Asia, Snyder and some colleagues presented a pair of upbeat papers on the growth of their program and the virtues of Skype analysis.
The women — called veline, which means "slips of paper" — spend the program posed on top of a counter, while male anchors sit behind it discussing current events.
