He had already published his seminal paper on the factor analysis of intelligence (1904).

From there the term was used again in their papers, including their seminal paper on probability functions on complex pedigrees.

With three colleagues he wrote a seminal paper on plankton and its control.

Noting in a seminal paper that aeronautical engineers were pounding hard on the closed door leading into the field of supersonic motion.

He intensively studied linear thunderstorms and their associated winds and tornadoes throughout the 1980s, writing a seminal paper in 1995.

Written in only six weeks, it was the first in a series of books about her methods that have become seminal texts for drama schools.

Incarnations aims to make good the deficiency, firstbyinvoking thenamesattached to seminal texts and then, as the historical record expands, heeding the voices of marginalized communities and forgotten movements.

This lack of consensus has led to the production of a few seminal texts by scholars over the past few decades.

There, between 1962 and 1989, he conducted seminal work in the field of immunogenetics.

It was a seminal work, receiving great acclaim.

He isolated a host of elements including potassium and sodium through his seminal work on electrochemistry, named chlorine, and of course, invented the miner's lamp.

In later years he followed his seminal work on the hip joint with work on the ankle, elbow and knee joints.

That clocks should become so closely associated with this seminal work can be taken as a measure of how intimately involved the clock and the modern novel would become.