Sentence examples for representative articles from inspiring English sources

At present 51 nations & territories have representative articles on sale.

Attention will be devoted to the origins of the journal, its aims and guiding perspectives, and representative articles that have appeared over the years.

First, this paper presents a descriptive overview on eco-innovation in the corporate environment by examining 395 representative articles published from 2006 to 2015, collected from the Social Citation Index Expanded and Social Sciences Citation Index databases.

This paper presents a systematic review on sparse signal representation, especially on two key topics, i.e. atomic decomposition algorithms (such as greedy pursuit, lp norm regularization and iterative shrinkage/thresholding) and dictionary design methods (including analytic dictionary design and dictionary learning) reported in more than 70 representative articles published since 1990.

The CHEMDNER corpus therefore contains representative articles for a range of chemistry-related fields.

He published a series of representative books, such as Vision and Color Measurement Application, and Psychology of Color Vision, and representative articles, such as "Chinese skin color measurement", and "Color naming and perceptual discrimination of Chinese preschool children".

A representative article in the first issue of the redesigned Technology Review: an examination of how anthropologists at the Xerox Parc research complex in Palo Alto, Calif., have helped Xerox design new copying machines by studying how people use technology.

The representative article was "Research diagnostic criteria: Rationale and reliability" by Spitzer, RL; this paper was published in 1978.

In contrast to health care, consent to non-emergency research for an incapacitated individual can only be given by that person's court-appointed representative (article 21 of the Quebec Civil Code).

States control the "times, places and manner of holding elections" for U.S. Senators and Representatives (Article I, Section 4) and the popular vote for President is actually a series of state elections for "Electors" appointed "in such Manner as the Legislature thereof may direct" (Article II, Section 1).

The bottom panel in the home page tabulates the general information on myosins in four columns as myosin types, organisms, PDB structures, and KEGG maps and also provides reference to representative classical articles to each type of myosin (Fig. 3).