Sentence examples for significant papers from inspiring English sources

David and Northcott, both separately and jointly, published a string of significant papers in commutative algebra in the 1950s and 60s, and in so doing established that period as a golden era for commutative algebra in the UK.

He then gave special lectures on education at Harvard, and he used questionnaires from a study of Boston schools to write two significant papers: one dealing with children's lies (1882) and the other with the contents of children's minds (1883).

One of our most significant papers of 2013, incidentally a negative result that rules out a large number of theoretical models for new physics, has done rather well both in the peer reviewed open access journal that carried it, and on the pre-print server: http://arxiv.org/abs/1307.5024.

Eagle (2010) is a valuable anthology of many significant papers in the philosophy of probability.

Other articles were recognized by reviewing the reference lists of significant papers.

A publication record that includes several significant papers relevant to the research proposal was also a key.

As a result, ten years went by without another significant paper on the subject.

We are forced to hasten from one "significant" paper to the next without ever reassessing our previously claimed successes.

Unlike Professor McConnell, however, Mr. Estrada has not left a significant paper trail and it will be difficult for Democrats to portray him as a right-wing ideologue.

A former finance minister whose political stewardship during the financial crisis was widely praised even beyond the borders of Germany, he has for instance published a significant paper on reforming the financial sector.

Jamie Dimon, the bank's chief executive, said JPMorgan made a "terrible, egregious mistake" as it tried to hedge corporate bonds it held through a series of derivatives that led to significant paper losses that continue to grow.