Sentence examples for essential studies from inspiring English sources

No one is better qualified to tell this grim story than Kershaw, the author of several essential studies of Nazi Germany, including a definitive two-volume biography of Hitler.

The essential studies of aluminium copper bimetal included shear strength tests of single lap joint under uniaxial tension.

The third stage of essential studies occurred in the early 1960s in the form of bubble hydrodynamics.

The calculations on the thermodynamics of individual sub reaction are included as the basis work of, and part of the essential studies referring to the later analysis.

For this reason, essential studies on the reproducibility of residual stress profiles for several external cylindrical turning parameters are conducted and it is demonstrated that identical residual stress profiles can be induced successfully.

Through this paper, an attempt has also been made to identify the reason because of which, despite having essential studies, their field implementation has been limited and suggest possible remedies by which use of recycled material in the flexible pavement can be promoted.

Dr. Tyson collaborated with Robert S. Winter and Douglas Johnson on "The Beethoven Sketchbooks: History, Reconstruction and Inventory," an essential study published in 1985.

Now John G. Peters, the leading American Conradian — who plugged a glaring gap with his essential study, "Conrad and Impressionism" (2001) — has co-edited a collection of Miller's essays, published in a series of books between 1965 and 2015.

But the difficulty of Baldwin's idea is clear from how much trouble Harvey — a formidable critic, the author of the essential study "Movie Love in the Fifties" — has keeping up with it.

But behind those details was a portrait of a genius, a book that since its publication in 1971 has remained an essential study of a founding father of modern theater.

Edited with Victoria Sullivan, the book, which is still in print, is an essential study of women in the theatre, containing work by writers from the little-produced Alice Gerstenberg to Doris Lessing.