Sentence examples for unpublished ideas from inspiring English sources
Some academics have even protested that live tweeting of conference papers represents a kind of plagiarism, because their unpublished ideas are being tweeted by the audience, and are thus no longer under the author's control.
As defined by the Committee on Publication Ethics COPEE) 'Plagiarism ranges from the unreferenced use of others' published and unpublished ideas, including research grant applications to submission under "new" authorship of a complete paper, sometimes in a different language.
The earliest and best known version of ontic pancomputationalism is due to Konrad Zuse (1970 , 1982 and Edward Fredkin, whose unpublished ideas on the subject influenced a number of American physicists (e.g., Feynman 1982, Toffoli 1982, Wolfram 2002; see also Wheeler 1982, Fredkin 1990).
In February 1858, Wallace, unaware of Darwin's unpublished ideas, composed his thoughts into an essay and mailed them to Darwin, asking for his opinion.
Even in its fragmentary, previously unpublished form, this idea has already been influential on the Labour left – as "Acid Corbynism".
The authors thank Daniele Armaleo (Durham) for sharing unpublished data and discussing ideas on PKS evolution.
He championed openness and collaboration, sharing of ideas and unpublished data with others even competitors.
Critics seem to have zeroed in on one of Mr. Petersen-Overton's unpublished papers about the idea of martyrdom in Palestinian society.
Our preliminary results that the larval CA incubated alone secretes more JH than CC-CA complex in vitro (Y.K. and K.H., unpublished) further support this idea.
Approximately 50% of the loci have shown to possess a low level (below the threshold) of HU-induced newly replicated DNA (Eshaghi and Liu, unpublished data), supporting the idea that about half of the genome (i.e., all intergenic sequences) have regions that could potentially act as sites for initiation of DNA replication [29].
Indeed, our unpublished data support the idea that active caspase-14 promotes mesotrypsinogen activation, even though enterokinase was several times more potent than caspase-14 as an activator.
