Sentence examples for conclusion to move from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, to move forward beyond e.g. non-isomorphous simple eutectic systems, methods using Gibbs free energy minimization from a fundamental point-of-view such as CALPHAD are essential.

At 7am, the Brooklyn United Marching Band, a troupe of black boys in pink caps, file on to the stage and batter the hell out of their drums to provide a seismic conclusion to Move on Up, Curtis Mayfield's anthem of African American pride and self-determination, as Mac sashays in see-through vinyl, a psychedelic CND symbol on his back.

Unsettled by the slaughter of World War I and the spirit of hopelessness he felt was pervading England after its conclusion, Pound decided to move to Paris, publishing before he left two of his most important poetical works, "Homage to Sextus Propertius," in the book Quia Pauper Amavi (1919), and Hugh Selwyn Mauberley (1920).

This paper attempts to critically appraise these neuroprotection trials, rationalize the paucity of effectiveness, review any recent developments in the field, and try to draw some conclusions on how to move forward.

He had arrived at this conclusion by training monkeys to move their arms across a tabletop, tracing a pattern that resembled the spokes of an asterisk.

"As a result of our very poor results, we came to the conclusion that we needed to move quickly and somewhat radically with respect to our hockey administration," the Canadiens' president, Pierre Boivin, told a news conference.

Particularly as Katharine's search nears its conclusion, the novel begins to move according to its own clock, trading the present and the past for those rarer days in a world just outside the one we know.

The other problem with Bryce's piece is an utterly false dichotomy in the conclusion: It's time to move the debate past the dogmatic view that carbon dioxide is evil and toward a world view that accepts the need for energy that is cheap, abundant and reliable.

Their consequent conclusion: It's time to move on.

Though I'll absolutely continue to report on the story until its conclusion, I'd like to move on from the emails just as much as Clinton would.

Of her living arrangement, S. says: "We have had family talks and pretty much come to the conclusion that we are trying to move by the end of the year.