Sentence examples for a thesis in which from inspiring English sources

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In 2003 I wrote a thesis in which, in chapter 2.5, an analysis was made of 142 titanium hip stems with CoCr heads (32 mm) and polyethylene acetabular components in a titanium shell.

A typical structure for the body of a thesis in which you've conducted experiential research or in which you're attempting to prove a hypothesis includes the following sections: review of literature, methodology and findings.

As an undergraduate student at Princeton, he declared a major in economics, which culminated in a senior thesis in which he laid the groundwork for his later career as a champion of index funds available to individual investors.

Soon someone will write a Ph.D. thesis in which James W. Hall and Tom Corcoran and Edna Buchanan all get their due.

In 2008, Aboriginal woman Caroline Atkinson (daughter of Judy) published a devastating thesis in which she interviewed 58 Aboriginal men who were incarcerated for violent crimes.

It has only been in recent years that an alternative thesis in which the frieze depicts the founding myth of the city of Athens instead of the festival pompe has emerged.

These poems have a bipartite structure: a thesis part, in which some vice or folly is examined critically from many different angles and points of view, and an antithesis part, in which an opposing virtue is recommended.

Some years ago I wrote a graduate-school thesis, in which I believe I remarked that the way William Shakespeare manipulated the heartbeat of his iambic pentameter so as to effortlessly reveal his characters' internal states-of-mind was enough to qualify him as an absolute master of the English language, worthy of continued study and critical praise.

Mr. Deeds has taken criticism from, among other quarters, Virginia newspapers, for smacking Mr. McDonnell for nearly a month over a 21-year-old thesis in which Mr. McDonnell described working women as "detrimental" to families and said government policy should favor married couples over "cohabitators, homosexuals or fornicators".

A more serious type of drama, developed by Alexandre Dumas fils, was the problem play (sometimes called a thesis play), in which social problems were debated.