Sentence examples for parallel papers from inspiring English sources

A brief overview on the R&D and design activities for the core CXRS system is presented here, while the details are described in parallel papers.

In parallel papers, we demonstrate that this auxin-dependent root hair response to low external P is highly conserved in the monocot model rice23 and relies on TIR1 to promote hair elongation via elevated intracellular auxin and calcium signaling responses24.

The parallel papers, published Dec. 12 in the journals Earth System Science Data and Environmental Research Letters, report that emissions of methane have jumped dramatically in recent years and are approaching an internationally recognized worst-case scenario for greenhouse gas emissions.

By adding the parallel papers track the organizers were able to accommodate the ever-increasing submissions of high quality research.

In addition to being our first joint event, it was also our first time presenting two parallel papers tracks (as a combination of long and short papers), plus tracks for demos and SIG meeting reports.

But the price of State worship is that real events get displaced into a parallel paper universe.

Montaigne was witnessing the beginning of the parallel paper universe of the French bureaucratic state, where euphemism allows interest, and sometimes evil, to take its course.

Changes in ponderosa pine forest (PPF) are described in a parallel paper (Vankat, J.L., 2011.

The French tradition that moved, and still moves, pragmatic questions about specific instances into a parallel paper universe in which the general theoretical question — the model — is what matters most had failed its makers.

The most reasonable answer is to require that the machines be equipped with printers that will produce what Representative Rush Holt, Democrat of New Jersey, calls a "parallel paper record" of the vote.

"A fundamental question regarding the habitability of early Mars is how long liquid water, in the form of lakes, or even oceans, might have persisted on the surface to support microbial life that may have been present," said Dr Paul Mahaffy, at Nasa's Goddard Space Flight Centre and lead author on the parallel paper.