Sentence examples for an introduction to the introduction from inspiring English sources

For the new edition, Sandberg has tacked on an introduction to the introduction, "A Letter to Graduates," in which she gives further attention to systemic unfairness: Very few people, women or men, sail through their professional lives without hurdles and setbacks.

Another section, known as the Prefatio istius libelli, now much later in the manuscript but possibly meant as an introduction to the Codicellus, is a shorter introduction that gives the purpose of the collection.

After mutual introductions, we start the workshop with an introduction to the topic of the week, disaster risk reduction (DRR).

This chapters gives a introduction to floating point numbers, followed by a introduction to the Floating Point Unit (FPU) on the ARM® Cortex®-M4 processor and its programmer's model.

The author thanks his psychiatrist, Dr. Adolphus Peters of Amsterdam for inspiring his book, "An Introduction to the Study of Introductions".

In an introduction to his book Ideology: An Introduction, Eagleton attacked "Amis and his ilk" for railing against Islam instead of promoting tolerance.

We have extended the Introduction and combined a general introduction to cave deposits in the CoH in South Africa with an extended introduction to the Rising Star cave system.

She traded an introduction to one of her cousins for an introduction to Sussman Volk.

Section "Introduction" provides an introduction to cloud computing and its outstanding issues, especially task scheduling and resource allocation.

Read a well-written, recent introduction to the cultus deorum, such as An Introduction to Roman Religion by John Scheid or Dictionary of Roman Religion by Lesley Adkins and Roy A. Adkins.

Mr. Bush was not much of a student of politics, for he earned only a 73 in Introduction to the American Political System and a 71 in Introduction to International Relations.