Sentence examples for prize winning work from inspiring English sources

The pieces include a homage to Perry's own Turner prize winning work, a large pot made in HMP Dovegate in Stafforshire.

The Nobel prize winning work of Huggins and Hodges described the use of estrogens and orchiectomy in the treatment of prostate cancer [ 1, 2].

For example, few foresaw that a prognostic consequence of Helicobacter pylori infection was peptic ulcer before the Nobel prize winning work that established the link and subsequent antibiotic trials.

As such, computational modelling of cardiac electrophysiological activity is a thriving field, which has its roots in Nobel Prize winning work, namely, the development of the Hodgkin-Huxley model governing neuronal electrical activity [ 7].

Yesterday's scientific research, starting with Hubel and Wiesel's Nobel-prize winning work on the circuitry underlying visual processing in cortex, gave rise to today's deep machine learning networks.

In her extensive Nobel-Prize winning work on the economics of commons, Elinor Ostrom vindicated markets and localities as the best preservers of a particular place's resources.

The average age of Nobel Prize winning work in physics is now 48.

That book was initially described as a sequel To Kill A Mockingbird, but is now generally regarded as a shoddy first draft of Lee's 1960 Pulitzer Prize winning work.

If you are interested in decision-making theory, then you should really spend time reading about Prospect Theory – the Nobel Prize winning work of Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky.

Fabritius' small chained luminous Goldfinch, painted in oil in 1654, was the subject of the 2014 Pulitzer Prize winning work of fiction.

Interestingly enough, this newspaper reporter with only one year of college to her credit didn't set out to write a Pulitzer Prize winning work.