Sentence examples for supplemental paper from inspiring English sources
In Minnesota, where the death of Senator Paul Wellstone forced the use of supplemental paper ballots, voter turnout was extraordinarily high, resulting in long lines at many polling places.
Judge Harold Kahn ruled in San Francisco Superior Court today that Kleiner Perkins' motion to force the case out of the court and into a more private arbitration process will be revisited on July 20, after supplemental papers have been filed.
Though the hand-counting should be simpler than in Florida, since the supplemental ballots are paper, not punch cards, and contain only one race, it is still a laborious and contentious process, which has many here changing their plans for election night.
The code for this implementation is available with this paper (Supplemental Data ).
This set of loci was assembled from the aligned Nexus file for 45 species that is supplemental to the paper by Hansen et al. [[ 14]; available from http://chloroplast.cbio.psu.edu/organism.cgi].
According to court papers, supplemental claim forms will be sent out today to 8,324 people.
The following additional data are available with the online version of this paper:Six supplemental tables are provided as follows: Supplemental Table 1 is a table listing global satellite descriptions and relative abundance and location in the canFam2.0 assembly.
The full paper and supplemental materials will clarify the method, he says.
One of these is a geographical display tool that uses Google Earth (KML file), which is included as supplemental material to this paper.
MATLAB implementations are included as online supplemental data with this paper to illustrate the conceptual simplicity of implementing models formulated using this approach.
As an original database, the concomitantly measured soot temperature and volume fraction distributions are attached to the present paper as supplemental materials, thus documenting the aforementioned transitions for the whole range of CO2 content of the coflow investigated.
