Sentence examples for talks and papers from inspiring English sources

In talks and papers recently he has speculated that mathematics does not describe the universe — it is the universe.

Most often institutions "manage" these conflicts by requiring that researchers disclose them in talks and papers, not get rid of them, the IG found.

Smith concurs that over the years, they have both benefited from having someone who gives candid feedback on ideas, talks, and papers.

In talks and papers published in the peer-reviewed literature, they marshal data in an attempt to show researchers that animal experimentation is flawed, cruel, and just plain worthless.

Reformers typically develop a new pedagogy at their institution and then disseminate the new instructional model through talks, workshops, and papers.

He began giving talks and writing papers on the subject.

Taking research fellowships in Canada, Japan, and Australia, I traveled the world, giving talks and writing papers on chaos and fractals in nanometer-scale electronic devices.

Pereira-Smith also pushes her postdocs to become proficient at communicating their work through giving talks and writing papers and grant proposals, Gorbunova adds.

Pamela scientists reported in talks and a paper posted on the Internet that the satellite had recorded an excess of high-energy positrons.

Demos, talks and a paper-plate dinner buffet were the fare last Friday evening at the Computer Museum in Mountain View, Calif., and the subject was the high-tech future of health care.

It looks like they're off to some important thing because they're walking 15 miles an hour and they're talking and handing papers off.