Sentence examples for pioneering paper from inspiring English sources
My lecture includes Lemma 1 from this pioneering paper, which Dey and Kumar use in their correctness proof.
An expert on graph theory, she wrote a pioneering paper in the area of graphs and the algebraic structures known as homomorphisms.
In 1945 he published his famous pioneering paper on the possibility and technical potential of geosynchronous satellite orbits in global and interplanetary communications.
This is a pioneering paper that deals with the semi-steady-state liquid film thickness on a rotating drum partially submerged in liquid using CFD.
In 1987, while Dehaene was still a student in Paris, the American cognitive psychologist Michael Posner and colleagues at Washington University in St . Louispublished a pioneering paper in the journal Nature.
Since the publication of William Brainard and James Tobin's pioneering paper, "Pitfalls in Financial Model Building," the multivariate stock-adjustment model has been widely used to study dynamic portfolio adjustment.
In the past 30 years, the Pseudomonas spp. PGPR strains WCS358, WCS374 and WCS417 of the Willie Commelin Scholten (WCS) collection have been studied in detail in pioneering papers on the molecular basis of PGPR-mediated ISR and mechanisms of biological control of soil-borne pathogens via siderophore-mediated competition for iron.
He was an engineer and executive who pioneered paper - coating technology used worldwide.
The conservation laws are nonlinear hyperbolic partial differential equations whose study goes back to the fifties of the previous century, being due to the pioneering papers of O.A. Oleinik and P.D. Lax.
The Publications in Statistics ran from 1949 until 1963, and contained the PhD theses of many Berkeley statistics graduates from that period, and several important papers by Stat Lab faculty, including pioneering papers by Le Cam, but very few papers by outsiders.
Since the pioneering papers [8, 9], a relevant bibliography devoted to this subject has been developed.
