Sentence examples for as a popularization from inspiring English sources

In 1918 he wrote Introduction to Mathematical Philosophy, which was intended as a popularization of Principia, but, apart from this, his philosophical work tended to be on epistemology rather than logic.

It is most often viewed as a fictionalized popularization of the Rights of Woman, as an extension of Wollstonecraft's feminist arguments in Rights of Woman, and as autobiographical.

The HBS technique has such disadvantages as low efficiency and complex backfill system, which prevent it from a popularization in the Chinese coal mining industry.

Given that "I'm O.K. -- You're O.K". is a brainy and challenging book by contemporary standards, it's chastening to realize that it was itself a popularization of a popularization.

Don't bother looking for anything radical in the movie; it isn't just a popularization, it's a crib.

"The Story of Spanish" is a popularization of the work of numerous linguists, including Nicholas Ostler and his seminal "Empires of the Word: A Language History of the World".

Perfected designs like the Columbian saw a popularization of the grasshopper-style and its wide use in a range of applications.

The title of his "Right Stuff," a book about the early astronauts, has now become part of the language, as is his popularization of the mathematicians' pushing the envelope.

Mr. Fan, the NAMOC director, acknowledges that some see the show as a science and technology popularization effort rather than an art exhibition, but he disagrees with this view.

The school story established itself in England as a form capable of popularization in children's magazines, chiefly because of the glamour of elite systems of education as first shown in Thomas Hughes's Tom Brown's School Days (1857), which is set at Rugby.

Particularly, the Internet has emerged as a platform for the popularization of electronic WOM (eWOM) communication for customers [57], and eWOM has thus been examined extensively.