Sentence examples for papers posted on from inspiring English sources
The resident says more neighbours have come forward to back him up and council papers posted on his blog say the venue has had problems in the past.
SlideShare, for example, was acquired in 2012 to integrate professional content and understand the sharing dynamics of the most insightful slide decks and white papers posted on the site.
Three groups, who describe their results in this week's issue of Nature and in papers posted on the Internet, report evidence that the exploding stars called supernovae are responsible for the short-lived blasts, which have been one of astronomy's most vexing puzzles.
Her archives include "research papers posted on the vaccines and numerous PDF files on adverse reactions".
Resources / Materials: -pens/pencils -paper -student journals -copies of "Disaster Aid: The Mix of Mercy and Politics" (one per student) -large poster board or butcher paper, posted on a classroom wall -computers with Internet access Activities / Procedures: 1. WARM-UP/DO-NOW: Ask students to respond to the following prompt, written on the board prior to class: "What is a 'disaster'?
In a paper posted on the Internet, Mr. Halderman said he and his research team found the new problem in only an hour.
Apart from a sheet of paper posted on the hoarding notifying parents when lessons would begin, there was little to identify it as a new school.
Pamela scientists reported in talks and a paper posted on the Internet that the satellite had recorded an excess of high-energy positrons.
Dr. Rosenberg said that in response she had given the agents detailed information about ideas that she had sketched out in a paper posted on the federation's Web site.
At one point when we were talking, he walked into the hallway outside his office, where a research paper posted on the wall showed, in a bar graph, how long Rose's Methuselah flies were now living.
In early February, a piece of paper posted on the building's outer wall itemized the town's income, expenditures, and surplus budget, part of which goes to scholarships for university students.
