Sentence examples for rare papers from inspiring English sources

(Its precise shelf mark — the bibliographic index that scholars use to cite rare papers — is London, British Library, MS Cotton Nero A.x., which originally meant that you could find it, in Sir Robert Cotton's library, by locating the bookshelf under the bust of Nero, then scanning for the tenth book on the top shelf).

Up to now, there are rare papers that consider exponential stability of this kind of fuzzy bidirectional associative memory Cohen-Grossberg neural networks with mixed delays and impulses.

To the best of our knowledge, there are rare papers dealing with the existence of positive solutions for fractional Riemann-Stieltjes integral BVPs with time-delays by the well-known Leggett-Williams fixed point theorem.

With lower portfolio risk, local investors would also theoretically be able to pay more for Chinese companies, says William Goetzmann, a professor at Yale University who has published a rare paper on the pre-war ties between China's financial markets and the rest of the world.For the newcomers, there would be many potential benefits including, above all, in marketing themselves to the Chinese.

The collection at Bletchley Park includes rare mathematical papers and personal artefacts donated by the Turing family.

While publication bias is applicable to any topic area, we believe that comparative surgical trials in orthopaedics are relatively rare, and papers for such comparisons are likely to be submitted and accepted by journals regardless of the findings.

We have pit beef – a large hunk of beef (usually a rump roast) that has been dry rubbed, smoked, grilled to rare, sliced paper thin and served on a Kaiser roll with onions, mustard and horseradish.

His commentary on his archive is fascinating: "I had been keeping everything in cardboard boxes in our house, but I hadn't realised how rare those paper drafts are these days.

On a recent visit, a guidebook-toting father and two teenage sons were exclaiming in disbelief over the price (stiff) of a set of rare 1940s paper cigarette box buttons.

Cross-references between JVIR and CVIR, or, rather, the United States and Europe, are rare, and most papers in these journals mainly quote work performed on their own continent, often overlooking relevant papers overseas.

A graduate of the University of South Carolina, he's apparently an avid collector of rare books and papers.