Sentence examples for terms of papers from inspiring English sources

"You could write the entire history of science in the last 50 years in terms of papers rejected by Science or Nature," he said.

Nobel laureate Paul Lauterbur famously said: "You could write the entire history of science in the last 50 years in terms of papers rejected by Science or Nature".

A. I e-mail a lot with Atul and he's a product of the Borg, at some big institution, and thinks in terms of papers and grants from Washington.

Research from China has outstripped the U.S. (at least in terms of papers published on the subject).

After a slow start, productivity in terms of papers and projects grew steadily in both structural biology and bioinformatics.

In terms of papers published per million inhabitants, the country is way ahead of other countries in southeastern Europe.

In terms of paper losses, that looks costly.

Students, also under increasing pressure and stress to perform well in terms of paper grades, respond to these incentives.

The new company, though, will probably be the world's largest producer in terms of paper tonnage.

Prices in Great Britain doubled as a result, and gold coin and bullion became more expensive in terms of paper.

Pone home The Powell doctrine revisited ReprintsTo set the tone, Mr Perry has put forward a bizarre (and, in terms of paper, deeply wasteful) first budget, with zeroes beside every item.