short paper

Though Darwin saw no threat, he began work on a short paper.

I wave the short paper stack in front of him.

He had yet to have a short paper on this accepted for publication.

Choose courses with many short papers instead of one or two long ones.

He is the author of two books and many shorter papers on these subjects.

Students must produce a short paper every other week and a term paper.

In general, boys wrote shorter papers and made more errors than girls.

Research letters are short papers presenting new and exciting results.

"But this only accounts for some of the shift toward the shorter paper.

For best short paper on matters affecting the Line of the Army.

The short paper menu is limited to beverages and four appetizers.

The Bulletin was founded in 1881, originally for publishing short papers.

(This short paper contained the results of a more complete work which was published in January 1906).

He also requires frequent short papers, graded for both style and content.

These short papers are intended to stimulate debate as to where a field within plant ecology is going, or needs to go.

See also a short paper published later that year from Mooers.

In 1957 a very short paper appeared in J. Am.

He has written a short paper on the subject and is circulating it among researchers and administrators.

This valuable short paper does considerable service in illuminating the political nature of theory in social work.

This short paper was the first to set out how one could construct an atomic bomb from a small amount of fissionable uranium-235.

I could expound on each at length, but instead I'll let you select one for a short paper, your last of the quarter."

I had one elegantly folded cookie a short paper nerve baked in an ear.

Several short papers by Taylor were published in Phil.

Dana published a short paper in 1852.