Sentence examples for dissertation appeared from inspiring English sources

After the Inaugural Dissertation appeared in 1770, Kant published nothing more until the first edition of the Critique in 1781.

The research, which was part of Dr. Requena's dissertation, appears in the journal PLoS One.

Once ProQuest receives your dissertation, it may take 8-12 weeks before your dissertation appears online.

The story goes beyond RIKEN as allegations surfaced this week that virtually an entire chapter of Obokata's dissertation appears to have been lifted from a National Institutes of Health website and that footnotes to another chapter have no connection to that chapter's text.

However, while the two Enquiries are evidently substantial reworkings of their Treatise ancestors, containing much that is different and new, the Dissertation appears to consist merely of superficially adapted excerpts from Treatise Book 2. I argue that this first impression is mistaken, by showing how Hume's view of the indirect passions is modified in the later work.

The research presented in the vast majority (92%) of the dissertations appeared to have been written up as articles in journals indexed in MEDLINE or Embase.

The Robinson, Flood and McNabb dissertations appear in Part 1, footnoted versions of three Harvard lectures in which Early performs as "a scholar about sports".

Each year dissertations appear that will become books.

The dissertation will appear in ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, a subscription database.

The dissertation will appear in ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, a subscription database, and in PQDT Open.

Coverage is limited to English language books, articles, theses, dissertations, and review essays which appeared between 1865 and 1980.