In order to keep his end-of-history thesis intact, Fukuyama argued that the neocons had gone off on a Leninist tangent of historical determinism and artificial nation-building, and had departed from the correct understanding of historical evolution as an organic byproduct of material comfort and access to consumer goods.
For example, if you have generated a significant number of plasmids, used a large number of oligonucleotide primers or antibodies, or developed protocols for a side project only peripherally related to your thesis work, your research advisor may ask that you list/describe these in an appendix at the end of your thesis.
One was Francis Fukuyama's "end of history" thesis, first outlined in an article in the National Interest in 1989 then elaborated in a book published in 1992.
The "end of history" thesis has been repeated enough to acquire the ring of truth – though it has also, of course, been challenged.
It's a version of Francis Fukuyama's "end of history" thesis, which hailed western liberal democracy as the final form of human government: "Come on, ladies.
Example: You have been working hard to crystallize a protein and near the end of your thesis, you get amazing crystals that refract to 2.0 angstrom resolution.
Some disciplines e.g. painting, sculpture etc. may offer the main synthesis work to be based on a unique practical study as an applied piece of art in the end of the thesis study.
It's a vulgar version of Francis Fukuyama's "End of History" thesis from 1990, a moment when Communist governments were falling and democratic ones seemed to spring up effortlessly to replace them.
As I was getting to the end of my thesis, Bill Moffitt, a professor at Harvard, invented a method called Atoms in Molecules, which was very similar to what I had done.
At the end of this thesis, TMS320F2812 is adopted to realize the scheme of digit close-cycle control, system hardware and software are designed, and an experiment is conducted, which proves the good waveform quality and high precision of inverter system with repetitive compensation and low aberration rate of output voltage waveform.
