On the basis of thesis 5, Hui Shi should hold any scheme of distinctions may be deemed "admissible" or "inadmissible," by reference to some standard or other, yet no scheme is privileged, including the scheme that consists in drawing no distinctions at all.
As an undergraduate he was involved in the design of chess-playing computer programs with the computer scientist John McCarthy, and his work became the basis for his thesis.
After he left teaching to pursue a doctorate in sociology at Princeton, Ehrmann's Project 312 became the basis for his thesis.
What's the basis of his thesis?
The relationship between theory and practice during university study has become more and more consolidated and is structured by active practice teaching internships in the field, where students design teaching experiences which then become the basis for their thesis.
She used her experiences as a clinical bacteriologist at the Adelaide Hospital as the basis for her thesis, which she was forced to write on the weekends, such was the volume of her workload.
But we may take as the key features those theses about natural law that structure his overall moral view and which provide the basis for other theses about the natural law that he affirms.
In 1971, Dr. Shimamoto presented a proof of the Four Color Theorem that was subsequently shown to be flawed, but still served as the basis for Ph.D. theses and other works at Harvard, Princeton, Waterloo, and the University of Illinois.
He used it as the basis for his doctoral thesis, but, he said recently, "it took close to 10 years to convince the estate to publish it".
I can still see the faculty office — small, dimly lighted, chilly — where I sat as a freshman, having come with a question, as the professor, a charcoal-gray scarf looped around her neck, mentioned a document trove that became the basis for my senior thesis.
