Sentences with phrase «called example papers»

Which papers are called example papers?

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In late October, for example, an initiative called Yellow Page Mountain dumped dozens of copies of the Yellow Pages at its publisher's Montreal doorstep, as part of a campaign to «hasten the discontinuation of the paper phone directory.»
Willingham, who called the paper classes «scam classes,» showed ESPN an example of one of these papers.
This includes using less meat in recipes (for example: buy two pounds of ground beef and divide it into three servings to use in recipes that call for one pound of beef), giving our cats a spoonful of wet food as a treat instead of an entire can, using dish towels instead of paper towels in most situations, etc..
One such example is a paper called «Of woods and webs: possible alternatives to the tree of life for studying genomic fluidity in E. coli».
Most of us who read the papers on a daily basis can think of dozens if not hundreds of examples of so - called experts getting it wrong, yet we continue to follow them.
«The consequences of a head injury have been called a hidden disability — although patients may seem to have outwardly made a good recovery, when we see them in clinic years later they can have persistent problems which affect their daily life, for example impairments in concentration and memory,» said Dr Gregory Scott, the lead author of the paper, from the Department of Medicine at Imperial.
For example, in a recent Nature Physics paper, physicist Neill Lambert of the Advanced Science Institute in Japan called out new photosynthesis research as remarkable just for suggesting quantum effects can happen in biological systems at room temperature.
In a paper published in PLOS Computational Biology in May, computational neuroscientists in the United Kingdom and Australia found that when neural networks using an algorithm for sparse coding called Products of Experts, invented by Hinton in 2002, are exposed to the same abnormal visual data as live cats (for example, the cats and neural networks both see only striped images), their neurons develop almost exactly the same abnormalities.
For example, the members of a research group called DZero at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (Fermilab) recently began publishing on the Internet plain language versions of their scholarly papers.
The paper includes another example of what might be called sexual display: At its very end, the lead author asks a fellow researcher at the museum to marry him.
For example, the flagship journal of the Public Library of Science, PLOS ONE, was the only journal that called attention to the paper's potential ethical problems, such as its lack of documentation about the treatment of animals used to generate cells for the experiment.
For example, the Cybook Ocean uses a very similar screen called O - Paper.
For examples, Takamaru's Ninja Castle calls for players to aim paper ninja stars at origami ninjas hidden inside a diorama, while The Legend of Zelda: Battle Quest brings players into a patchwork landscape to fight against ragdoll goblins.
Raggi (2005), for example, is made - up of thin strips of hanji paper applied in diagonal layers, which converge into a vortex - like series of receding rectangles that call to mind the vertiginous effect of looking down a deep stairwell.
[Climateprogress.com blogger] Joe Romm, for example, often drawing on quotes from [Drexel University Professor] Bob Brulle, routinely singles out the NY Times and specific reporters at the paper for his annual «non-excellence in journalism awards,» even going so far as to feature Brulle calling the NY Times an «echo chamber for climate change disinformation.»
As an example he calls attention to an «Iron Sun» paper authored by none other than our very own Former Principal Apollo Investigator Oliver Manuel.
As an example, here is how one would cite this New York Times article from today's paper called Debt Collectors» Abuses Prompt Consumer Agency to Propose New Rules that you accessed online.
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