Sentence examples for as to introduction from inspiring English sources

To recall the figure of a great Valencian urologist, to emphasize his great personality and humanity, and to draw particular attention to his significant contribution to the study of prognostic factors in urology and estimation of individual oncological risk, as well as to introduction of computing in urology.

We've compiled a list of 10 tracks, intended to act as a introduction to the band.

And that's as good an introduction to Ms. McGovern as any.

Others are all but unknown to the unconverted, such as Introduction to Arnold Schoenberg's Accompaniment to a Cinematographic Score, by Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet, from 1973.

Much as Bach had transcribed concerti for organ alone to serve as introductions to cantatas, so Handel played his own original and transcribed concerti for organ and orchestra as introductions and entr'actes in his oratorios.

As an introduction to how to read, and why we read, it is a remarkable success.

The "Préambule" to "Carnaval," presented as an introduction to the epistolary dialogue, begins as the keyboard piece Schumann wrote.

Indeed, Cornell University runs Project PigeonWatch, which encourages the city's schoolchildren to study pigeons as an introduction to the wonders of urban wildlife.

IAs were meant to be used as an introduction to the topics.

Mr. Salomon would like younger listeners and families with children to use the concerts as an introduction to classical music.

Section 4 serves as an introduction to the simulation environment used to generate results.