Significats de academic paper en anglès

The finding is contained in an academic paper, Good Schools or Good Students?

Dr Reeves' 2015 academic paper The Burial of Nefertiti quickly grabbed international attention.

The academic paper published in Applied Physics Letters is available online (PDF).

Except, oddly, the original academic paper contains no mention of the Indian elections at all.

Of course, being MIT students, they decided to write up their prank as an academic paper.

Judge George O'Toole ruled that "presenting an academic paper would not violate computer fraud laws."

We began chatting about topics for an academic paper on The Archers and it grew from there.

The students wrote a simple computer program that churned out gobbledegook and presented it as an academic paper.

Earlier this year Oliver Rosten finally got his academic paper published in a scientific journal following a series of rejections.

It must be high time for an academic paper on how techno, house and electronic music have influenced Gaelic games.

So say researchers from Nottingham Trent University and Stockholm University, who catalogued relevant experiences for their academic paper on gaming.

In fact it's from an academic paper called Abjection, Outsiders and Others in The Big Bang Theory, by Myc Wiatrowski.

When Lunsford examined the work of first-year students, she didn't find a single example of texting speak in an academic paper.

They're right: when you read an academic paper, you trust it was written by the person whose name is on it.

Rod Thornton, a lecturer who published a comprehensive academic paper about the case remains suspended by the university for his troubles.

Its significance came to light this week in the academic paper by Australian historian Heather Dalton, an expert in the field.