Sentence examples for available introduction to from inspiring English sources

As a final comment on his achievement, it may be said that, in many ways, to read Locke's works is the best available introduction to the intellectual environment of the modern Western world.

Some experts consider the competition the best available introduction to the field.

[ Editor's note: our index of monthly feature indexes is, I think, the best available introduction to the kinds of jobs scientists are doing these days.].

In the 24 hospitals for which before-and-after data were available, introduction of an MET service was associated with no effect on the incidence of ICU readmissions, their mortality, or the mortality of patients admitted to the ICU after a ward CA. However, it was associated with a significant reduction in the incidence and rate of ICU admissions due to ward CAs.

And "Lazy Sunday," the SNL short that pushed YouTube into the mainstream, is now only available on Hulu: My introduction to the pleasures of YouTube came as a guitar player.

As a full statistical mechanics solution is not yet available, after a streamlined introduction to the state of the art via that route, the problem is consistently approached through signal-to-noise technique and extensive numerical simulations.

The trailer for the show is now available, giving you an introduction to the guiding concept of the show – basically people have figured out how to download their entire consciousness into new bodies so you can effectively live forever – provided you have enough money, I suspect.

In fact, the Kobo eReader is among the most affordable eReaders available, giving consumers an economical introduction to eReading via a stylized, easy-to-use, eInk based reader.

His two best-known works are his commentary to MMK entitled Prasannapadā Madhyamakavṛtti (Clear-worded Commentary on Centrism), which survives in Sanskrit as well as in Tibetan translation, and an independent treatise called Madhyamakāvatāra (Introduction to Centrism) available only in Tibetan translation.

It involved a different set of 12 users who, after a brief introduction to the available facilities, were asked to use the interactive prototype [80, 81] using the free exploration method of the Thinking Aloud protocol [82] and fill-in a questionnaire in order to rate and comment their experience.

This review is targeted towards readers with background in computational biology and bioinformatics, who want to have quick introduction to the available resources and tools for the analysis of cancer genome.