Sentence examples for unusual papers from inspiring English sources

Mr Schelling tills the lower-lying valleys, discovering the most fertile fields of application and plucking the juiciest examples.In one of his more unusual papers, Mr Aumann uses game theory to shed light on an obscure passage in the Talmud, which explains how to divide an asset, such as a fine garment, between competing claimants.

It is the date by which young Italian researchers have been asked to submit some rather unusual papers.

Hardy remarked that this was one of the most unusual papers seen in mathematical research at that time and that Ramanujan showed extraordinary ingenuity in handling it.

The unusual paper is the creation of former employees of Polaroid who originated the process there.

And an unusual paper suggests that overgeneral memory is a risk factor for post-traumatic stress disorder.

An unusual move; but it was an unusual paper, concocted wholesale and stuffed with clangers in study design, analysis and interpretation of results.

Besides atmosphere, the business boasts an archive of vintage monograms, reams of unusual paper colors and clients like Calvin Klein, the event planner Robert Isabell and the decorator David Easton.

The day before parliament rose, MPs voted in an unusual paper ballot to implement a two-page statutory instrument which adds nuclear waste storage to the list of nationally significant infrastructure projects in England, via the 2008 Planning Act.

This can be explained by an unusual paper with 18 authors published in 1989 [34].

The former is due to (again) the unusual paper with 18 authors published in 1989, whereas the latter is product of a long-term collaboration between Agma J. M. Traina and Caetano Traina Jr., who coauthor 26 papers.

"This was an unusual paper," said Stephen Stigler, chairman of the Department of Statistics at the university.