Sentence examples for papers that led from inspiring English sources

This paper presents historical remarks on key projects and papers that led to the development of a theory of event diagnosis for discrete event systems modeled by finite-state automata or Petri nets in the 1990s.

I like to think that Wikileaks is in the tradition of the underground press, particularly as the US is attempting to suppress it, just as it tried to undermine the underground papers that led the anti-Vietnam campaign.

In the context of the special historical session on the emergence of discrete event systems as an area of research within the control engineering community, this paper presents historical remarks on key projects and papers that led to the development of a theory of event diagnosis for discrete event systems modeled by finite-state automata in the 1990s.

So I forged him some papers that led him back to his family instead of to jail.

Papers that lead to the development and the manufacture of composite materials should focus on the quantitative descriptions of material systems and processing routes, together with a sound understanding of the physical processes and mechanisms that occur in the material during the shaping operations.

Last month, Dr. Mathes and Dr. Podell published a paper that led to the cat experiment.

The Sunday Telegraph, the conservative paper that led the press charge, likened Mr. Blair and his government's reputation for truthfulness to that of Joseph Goebbels, the Nazi information minister.

In 1994 he returned to South Africa, where he helped in the drafting of a white paper that led to the formation of the National Film and Video Foundation, a body whose principal role is to promote the South African film and video industry.

His comeuppance in court at the hand of the disguised Portia saw Shylock shrouded by the very document that he thought would result in his pound of flesh from Antonio, a mock prayer shawl made out of reams of paper that led to the actor falling to the ground like a marionette suddenly gone limp.

Working for the influential State Commission for Reforming the Economic System, he was most famous — as a 24-year-old — for writing a paper that led to the replacement of state-designated prices with market prices, one of the landmarks of the 1980s reforms.

The Brand Associates are offering a gift of art, a selection from the volume of Brown's studies and gesture drawings, the thoughts on paper that led to his production of prints, in ink, pencil, watercolor and pastel, to those who join the Brand Library and Art Center Associates during the exhibition.