Sentence examples for an introductory part from inspiring English sources

In this review, after an introductory part concerning some relevant aspects of the electronic and coordination properties of lanthanides, the prominent issues related to the design and synthesis of efficient luminescent antenna complexes, and their photophysical properties are presented.

In this chapter, after an introductory part on IVD and the pathologies and treatment related to it, an overview of the IVD traditional prostheses is given, followed by the presentation of new hydrogels-based prostheses designed according to a biomimetic approach.

In Section 2, we start with an introductory part of the video-level system, where we describe the exposure metering methods.

As an introductory part of the collection, a nearly 3 meter high statue of Baden-Powell has been erected in front of Baden-Powell House, the only granite statue in London.

Our results show that the utilization of a qualitative study as an introductory part of Qol assessment instrument adaptation provides possibilities for more thoroughly considered Qol research.

The module consisted of 2 parts, an introductory part which enumerated the genesis of the Code and its significance to Nigeria, and the core educational part.

Either the words themselves, said Lord Kenyon, must be such as can only be understood in a criminal sense, or it must be shown by a colloquium in the introductory part that they have that meaning; otherwise they are not actionable.

In the introductory part a very general survey on this topic is given, where we refer to historically important papers and also to results from Euclidean geometry that are potential to be extended to Minkowski geometry, that is, to the geometry of Minkowski spaces of dimension.

Lych-gate, also spelled lich-gate, also called corpse gate, (from Middle English lyche, "body"; yate, "gate") roofed-in gateway to a churchyard in which a bier might stand while the introductory part of the burial service was read.

This was a separate item in the introductory part of the questionnaire asking each respondent to report if they were suffering from a chronic illness.

First, in an introductory review part, we report on relevant human sensors and their role in stance control, focusing on own models of transmitter fusion in the vestibular sensor and sensor fusion in stance control.