Sentence examples for essential introduction from inspiring English sources
Elegantly written for the general reader, it is an essential introduction.
Last year's bestseller was The Ecology of Fear by Mike Davis, author of the essential introduction to LA, City of Quartz.
Section 3 gives an essential introduction to TEP and reviews the previous TEP fault diagnosis methods.
Anomaly detection in time series of different earthquake precursors is an essential introduction to create an early warning system with an allowable uncertainty.
Kindergarten is a near universal experience now for American children, with about 98percentt of children attending kindergarten prior to first grade at least a half day, an essential introduction to primary school.
Whereas redundancy removal caused by substrings and repeated sequences is essential, introduction of a more stringent sequence identity threshold is not.
From the point of view of proof-theoretic semantics the following two points are essential: (1) Introduction rules (clauses) for logically compound formulas are not distinguished in principle from introduction rules (clauses) for atoms.
("The perpetually astonishing Emily a wholly original, unexpected, essential creation," Tony Kushner calls her, in his introduction to the published edition of the screenplay).
The knowledge of leaf structural and physiological characteristics of species and how these triats relate to their physical habitats is essential for introduction and domestication programs (Guan et al. 2011; Zhang and Yin 2012), and subsequent commercial production.
One common finding emerging from these studies is that the SoP genre involves four essential moves (introduction, relevant background, reasons for applying and conclusion) and one optional move (extra-curricular information or career goal) (Ding, 2007; Samraj & Monk, 2008; Chiu, 2016).
Triangulation of results with findings from other assessments in Uganda identified some of the differences in the local settings and would be advisable, although not essential, upon introduction in other districts.
