Sentence examples for early topics from inspiring English sources

Most striking are the affinities to the (also early) Topics; if, as it is widely agreed, the Topics represents a pre-syllogistic state of Aristotelian logic, the same is true of the Rhetoric: we actually find no hints of syllogistic inventory in it.

Studies of vitamin D metabolism and related aspects of lipid metabolism in both chronically ill and acutely ill patients were among the Metabolic Unit's early topics of research, and thus at the heart of its institutional development and identity.

Pawlenty's recent economic speech was an early topic.

Problem solving techniques is one of the earliest topics taught to novice students in computer programming course.

When taught, it is usually placed towards the end of the school year, so that it is often squeezed out by the overrunning of earlier topics and/or the buildup to exam preparation.

The next section of the course deals with the limits to perception and memory mentioned earlier, topics critical for understanding why anecdotal evidence, eyewitness accounts, and even personal experiences are insufficient for accepting a claim.

Time 2 and 3 interviews centred on how participants had been over the previous few months, re-visiting some earlier topics, and clarifying and validating the researcher's interpretations of previous interview data.

Back to our earlier topic for a moment.

Ramírez ordered a pork stew and returned to an earlier topic: Salvador's vision of the New Jerusalem.

128th over: India 349-5 (Yuvraj 8, Dhoni 3) "I suspect Botham knew his best was behind him by 1983 and his attitude to practice was designed to insulate him against failure," says Luke Richardson, revisiting an earlier topic.

Circling back to an earlier topic, Conyers predicted that, as heated as the primary had become, the Democratic Party would emerge united.