Sentences with phrase «upon that paper»

But they can not afford to compromise on the quality of the paper as their grades depend upon these papers.

Going through three steps, you will make it complete: submit your details upon your paper, provide with a payment for the order and download your paper.

I recently stumbled upon a paper which states, in the abstract, that global mean sea level «rises with the rate of 3.2 ± 0.4 mm / yr during 1993 — 2003 and started decelerating since 2004 to a rate of 1.8 ± 0.9 mm / yr in 2012.»

This essay builds upon those papers by showing the relevance of a dialogue with other religions — in this instance a dialogue with Zen Buddhism — to a deepening of Christian ecological consciousness.

John Koestler [Nicolas Cage] happens upon this paper that has spent five decades below the surface of the earth in a time capsule at his son's school.

Attached to the fortuneteller's tent was a piece of paper, and penned upon the paper in a cramped and unapologetic hand were these words: The most profound and difficult questions that could possibly be posed by the human mind or heart will be answered within for the price of one florit.

Violet read out the question to the group in her soft, clear voice, keeping her gaze upon the paper.

At this low height, the fully unrolled work invited visitors to walk its length and retrace the movement of the tire as it left its mark upon the paper.

In your later post, you admit to not being qualified to comment upon the paper: what makes you qualified to arrive at the above statement (your exact words)?

A while bask I stumbled upon a paper describing the glacier on Kulusuk Island, Greenland.

The one reference to [1996] focuses upon the paper's analysis of linear trends in Atlantic major hurricanes.

It will develop additional specifications found to be needed to support the transition of courts and the legal profession from reliance upon paper documents and paper court files to electronic documents and electronic case files.

The article was based upon a paper presented to the New Brunswick Section of the Canadian Bar Association in 1957, which began:

We had, just imagine, yellow and green shag carpet... and so after going through pages and pages of wall - paper books, we decided upon a paper that had a white background with a thin - lined yellow and green plaid design.

It did leave them with the embarrassing problem that a paper that was allegedly accepted in March 2006 relied upon another paper that even the journal itself said was only received until August (and in reality, is was even later than that) Readers should note that this matters because unless the paper was accepted by the journal by the deadline, it should not have been accepted by IPCC for inclusion in the Fourth Assessment Report.

He then stumbled upon a paper that had identified a cyclin - like protein in a group of herpesviruses that could induce malignancy upon infecting mammalian cells.