Sentence examples for a first topic from inspiring English sources

A first topic is the characterization of the dynamics of stock price fluctuations.

Martin replied: "Yea do u??" A third topic of conversation is organised fighting.

A modern Eliza would surely be allowed a third topic: house prices.

This private lesson in kimono-wearing runs 90 minutes to two hours and includes a choice of a second topic.

(I've found this to be true. If you add a second topic to an e-mail, the recipient often fails to notice it).

Nor did Mr. Gore mention a second topic that could have unsettled his labor audience -- his proposal to overhaul the campaign finance system.

A second topic concerns cross-correlations between the price fluctuations of different stocks.

A third topic ends the review, presenting the hypothesized relationships among the variables of the study.

A second topic concerns the gradual shift away from exposition and toward problem solving ('questions', as put by Andrews 2001).

A second topic is to adopt non-uniform power allocation over the sub-bands of each cell.

A third topic involves the "post-predicaments," a cluster of seemingly disparate notions treated by Aristotle in Categories after he discusses the categories proper.