Sentence examples for early thesis from inspiring English sources

The order in which Prawitz presented the normalization theorem was different from the one in Gentzen's early thesis manuscript.

After this failure, Gentzen took verbatim out of his early thesis manuscript the translation from classical to intuitionistic arithmetic and submitted it as a paper in March 1933, but withdrew the paper after hearing of Gödel's publication of the result.

(The only rival for this claim, the accession and then abdication of King Edward VIII in 1936, would also upset Paxman's earlier thesis about dictatorship, because it involved the brief coronation of a spoiled princeling who was more than willing to sell his country to Nazism, and who had to be more or less deported when the Churchill government took office).

Perhaps it speaks to an earlier thesis: you cannot "pirate" the 3D "experience," so Hollywood should be flying high for a little while.

Far from asserting his earlier thesis that the achievement of political democracy require socialism or, at any rate, a greater degree of economic democracy in the form of lessened concentration of economic power in the capitalist class, Hook advanced the criticism that Hayek's thesis paralleled in a significant sense the fallacious Marxist thesis of economic determinism.

That is to say, for the early Marty the thesis that every mental phenomenon intentionally refers to an object is equivalent to saying that there is an object immanent to every phenomenon of mind.

We need to look at ways to support and equip artists to survive theses early and hard years – and make them as short as possible.

I initially decided to do a postdoc because I defended my thesis earlier than I expected, and I did not have a clear vision of what I wanted to do with my degree.

It tends to work best as the last sentence in the introductory paragraph, though sometimes the essay can be successful if you place the thesis earlier in the introduction.

But anyone expecting the play to be a thesis on early 17th-century brushwork should brace themselves.

But this latest incarnation of the "culture matters" thesis, popular early in the 20th century, is unsettling scholars and policymakers.