Sentence examples for beginning in the study from inspiring English sources

A modest but not uninteresting beginning in the study of their foundations has been made in modern inductive logic.

Alpine permafrost studies had their beginning in the study of rock glaciers in the Alps of Switzerland.

Many such philosophers have therefore felt a need not just to make minor revisions in the field and its understanding of film but rather to make a new beginning in the study of film that does not share the problematic assumptions of film theory itself.

Although it began in the study of social structures, "structuralism" aimed at understanding the universals of mental structures.

Although implementation of this policy began in the study areas in 1992, 47% of residents and 62% of migrants knew nothing about it.

Beginning in the early 1980s, restrictions on studying the famine began to ease.

The baseline examinations began in 2012; the study will follow more than 4,000 elderly Koreans over 10 years.

The author's research into new religious movements began in the 1970s with study of the Church of Scientology.

Beginning in 1985, a study group of the Geneva-based International Telecommunication Union began to consider specifications for Future Public Land Mobile Telephone Systems FPLMTSS).

The study began in the spring of 2008, and the results were startling.

When the study began, in the nineteen-seventies, researchers simply hoped to understand the lives of intellectually gifted people.