Sentence examples for write in a paper from inspiring English sources

"Our cameras, our microphones, are becoming the eyes and ears of the web," they write in a paper entitled "Web Squared".More surprising than such "crowdsensing", as it has come to be known, is the willingness of many people actively to gather and upload information.

"Objects close to us may be inconsequential in terms of the whole universe but they are important to us," Dr. Gott and his colleagues write in a paper describing their map and posted on the physics Web site at arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/0310571. How to do justice both to the grandeur and the complexity of the universe?

In the case of the Sichuan storms, they write in a paper published online before print in Geophysical Research Letters, soot in particular contributed to the catastrophic flooding.

"This, we argue, is contrary to the original purpose of patent law and inconsistent with American obligations under the International Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property," they write in a paper.

"Because [that research] concentrates on the region of the United States in which high-tech immigrant entrepreneurs are most likely to be found, one cannot generalize easily from it" to the rest of the country, Hart and Acs write in a paper titled "High-Technology Immigrant Entrepreneurship in the U.S.," which is forthcoming in Economic Development Quarterly.

"Compared to coal, the footprint of shale gas is at least 20% greater and perhaps more than twice as great on the 20-year horizon, and is comparable over 100 years," they write in a paper to be published shortly in the journal Climatic Change.

The difference in dollars is huge, Mr. Wilson writes in a paper due out on Thursday.

How is the experience of writing a blog different from writing in a paper diary?

"Precisely the opposite message should be sent," Ms. Yacoubian wrote in a paper for the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.

The lower figure indicates that Microsoft is not the impregnable fortress depicted at its trial, Mr. McKenzie writes in a paper.

"The Liberal Democrat policy on fees is regressive and ineffective," he wrote, in a paper entitled "Time's Up".