Sentence examples for twin papers from inspiring English sources
But all of this came to a climax in recent months after the Globe-News, the twin papers' popular name as well as their corporate name, exposed excess costs incurred in building a new home for the president of West Texas State University in neighboring Canyon.
The twin papers of Cavanaugh et al. [13] and Felbeck [14] revolutionized this viewpoint by showing that larger siboglinids utilized symbiosis with chemoautotrophic bacteria.
15, 16 These twin papers included a detailed set of definitions that became a foundation for later research, including this database.
A twin paper by earth scientist David Pollard of Pennsylvania State University and Robert M. DeConto of the University of Massachusetts compared the geologic data with a new model designed to simulate the oscillations of the WAIS; the results were in good agreement, which enhanced the prospects for prediction.
One-touch copying (and its evil twin, the paper jam) was born.
The More Than Complete Edition (Evil Twin Comics, paper, $24.95) isn't particularly novel: brief vitae of philosophical greats from the pre-Socratics to the poststructuralists, with explanations of their ideas.
It is part of a twin set of papers that, starting from first principles, ask what an optimal global carbon market would look like by around 2030.
It is part of a twin set of papers that ask, starting from first principles, what an optimal global carbon market would look like by around 2030.
To attract publicity, Assemblyman Tedisco once debated the state budget while dwarfed by twin stacks of paper resting on his desk, and another time climbed into large bins filled with paper in order to pose for photographs.
First prize for cerebral coldbloodedness goes to the French philosopher Jean Baudrillard, in his slim little book THE SPIRIT OF TERRORISM AND REQUIEM FOR THE TWIN TOWERS (Verso, paper, $13).
Access to that data (and being able to test changes on the fly with no reprinting cost) is perhaps the biggest advantage that a tablet-based menu has over its paper twin.
