Sentence examples for an introductory study from inspiring English sources

The presentation of the material can be effectively utilized to initiate a whole course in molecular biology and as the introduction suggests the unit material should be presented following an introductory study of cellular structure.

Sadr Ziy¯a', Shar¯if J¯an Makhd¯um, 1867-1931 or 2. The personal history of a Bukharan intellectual : the diary of Muhammad Shar¯if-i Sadr-i Ziya / translated from the original manuscript by Rustam Shukurov ; with an introductory study and commentaries by Muhammadjon Shakuri (Shukurov) ; project director Shahrbanou Tadjbakhsh ; editor, English language edition Edward A. Allworth.

William Petty on the Order of Nature provides a scholarly edition of the fullest version of the text, and in an introductory study assesses the Scale in relation both to Petty's own thought and to the religious, philosophical, political, and literary dynamics of the later seventeenth century.

For groups that need more guidance, Arrabon has developed an introductory study series, "Race, Class, and the Kingdom of God".

In this article we provide an introductory study for a boundary value problem of a class of singular fractional nabla discrete time systems.

I called their New York number and got a chipper-sounding guy named Gene who told me there was an introductory study group at an apartment on the Upper West Side the next night, to which I said, "Cool, thanks".

The first class is an introductory survey course encompassing scholarly study and embodied practice, hip-hop dance technique, and the cultural and historical contexts from which it emerged.

John Pagus on Aristotle's "Categories" A Study and Edition of the "Rationes super Praedicamenta Aristotelis" The present volume contains the first full critical edition of the Latin text, preceded by an extensive introductory study consisting of two parts.

Edition and translation are framed by a detailed introductory study and various medico-pharmacological glossaries.

The process of redesigning the curriculum for the American studies major at Miami University and developing an introductory American studies survey forced me and my colleagues to ask fundamental questions about the field: specifically, what could American studies offer to students and scholars confronting a politically polarized, increasingly privatized, corporate, global culture?

The objective is to provide a combination of a good general background in physics and introductory study in a specific field of applied physics.