Sentence examples for dissertations presented from inspiring English sources

Until now more than 150 papers related to emergy theories were published in Chinese scientific journals, more than 20 dissertations presented in all Chinese Universities, and a large number of emergy-based papers were authored by Chinese scholars in international journals.

Most of the studies were published in the peer-reviewed literature; however, three doctoral dissertations presented results not published elsewhere (Davis 1991; Dell 2004; Steinbuch 1994).

His dissertation presented a set of experimental and analytical validation techniques for human upper limb models.

This work was developed from a dissertation presented as part fulfillment of the degree of BSc in environmental science (ecology) by D. A. M. We thank The Sheepdrove Trust for their support to D. A. M. We also thank Dr. Ian W. Oliver for many helpful comments on the manuscript and the reviewers for their care and suggestions, which have improved the paper.

Because we only used published papers in this study, we also need to pay close attention to the influences of unpublished studies, such as dissertations and papers presented at various conferences, which may help to confirm the results of this study.

Indeed, in his (as of yet, unpublished) dissertation Ehrenfels presents an account of the concept of number and the philosophy of mathematics that is for the most part the traditional Brentanian one, though unsurprisingly including many Meinongian elements.

Conclude your dissertation by presenting the full import of your findings, within the context of your overall research.

Feuerbach made his first attempt to challenge prevailing ways of thinking about individuality in his inaugural dissertation, where he presented himself as a defender of speculative philosophy against those critics who claim that human reason is restricted to certain limits beyond which all inquiry is futile, and who accuse speculative philosophers of having transgressed these.

The dissertation is typically presented to and defended before a panel of department professors.

A student at Sparsholt College studying the BSc programme, for example, presented his dissertation focusing on the possible benefits of Pilates exercise to the horse rider.

In 1921 a University of Chicago doctoral candidate named Frank Knight presented a dissertation entitled "Risk, Uncertainty and Profit".