Sentence examples for seminal paper from inspiring English sources

Action potentialThe seminal paper on the matter hit the presses in 1952.

In 2009, another seminal paper from the same group showed that cleaning up air pollution increased life expectancy.

"They Saw a Game: A Case Study" is considered a seminal paper in the sports-psychology subgenre.

PAUL LAUTERBUR, the father of magnetic-resonance imaging, had his seminal paper rejected when he first submitted it to Nature.

Those "field notes" gathered at the strip clubs and night spots helped inspire a seminal paper of 1953, "Becoming a Marihuana User," in the American Journal of Sociology.

In a seminal paper published in 1968, Mercer proposed that the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, known in scientific circles as WAIS, was vulnerable to collapse.

Strand's seminal paper, "A possible direct action of ACTH on nerve and muscle," was published in the journal Neuroendocrinology in 1974.

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See a seminal paper of Hoeffding [1] published in JASA.

He also wrote a seminal paper on so-called order-disorder transitions in alloys.

Indeed, Davidson's first major philosophical publication was the seminal paper 'Actions, Reasons and Causes' (1963).