Sentence examples for physical papers from inspiring English sources

Younger Japanese have turned from physical papers toward the Web.

You could tell, from ABC print copy counts, how many physical papers you were selling.

Stokes's mathematical and physical papers were published in five volumes; the first three under his own editorship in 1880, 1883, and 1901 and the last two under that of Sir Joseph Larmor.

The data also contain 5987 physical papers and 1310 social papers.

It's the same expectation we have of police before they can begin looking through homes and physical papers — and the same expectation that 75percentt of Americans have who believe that email, texts and location data qualify as sensitive information — so why shouldn't that be the standard for online, as well?

But in their physical papers, the authors do not refer to RSA or even to cardiorespiratory coordination which would obviously explain this kind of (linear) sign series regularity.

And that starts with paying for the physical paper.

With no physical paper trail, it is easier to hide tampering.

This, if you're reading the physical paper – which, of course, you are not – is my last edition as editor.

And paying for the physical paper begins with creating a physical object that doesn't retreat, but instead luxuriates in the beauties of print.

Black Lives Matter has harnessed the power of social media, but this cannot replace the physical paper, which reaches the places the internet cannot.