Sentence examples for In the concluding part from inspiring English sources

In the concluding part of the study, evaluation of the cavitation performance of the pumpjet was undertaken in a cavitation tunnel (CT).

In the concluding part of the paper, the accuracy of the obtained prediction models is analysed, and the chosen model is discussed.

In the concluding part of The Order of Things, Foucault maintained that present society was witnessing a crisis, not only of authenticity but also of the whole idea of the subject in its temporary historically contingent constitution, foreseeing that "man would be erased, like a face drawn in sand at the edge of the sea" (Foucault 1994: 387).

In the concluding part of our series on female refugees, we explore the challenges of identifying abuse and exploitation of lone women on the move – who are highly susceptible to sex trafficking and sometimes coerced into "transactional sex" to pay their way forward.

In the concluding part of the first session and during the second session, the client's problems were analysed in detail, psychoeducation initiated and homework assigned.

There was more of the same in the concluding part of Nolan's trilogy, The Dark Knight Rises.

In particular, the concluding part of the paper says that: "The CTX family of K+ channel toxins has a remarkable diversity in sequence and binding affinities to specific channel subtypes".

With elements of song, dance and theatre, this site-specific promenade performance will wind through the streets of Brighton in two halves, a set of Stags and a gaggle of Hens, before meeting up in a nightclub for the concluding part of the performance.

In this report, which is the concluding part of the larger study, we report on the attitudes, perceptions and factors related to the work environment perceived to be associated with research misconduct in a group of researchers in Nigeria.

"Restoration," the concluding part, features a verse in Persian by the Iranian modernist poet Sohrab Sepehri.

In the third and concluding part of the discussion, (K 1 90) the sage acknowledges that he is not saying categorically that the matter took place just as he described.