Sentence examples for in a dissertation from inspiring English sources

The earliest suggestion of a chemical relaxation effect is contained in a dissertation (Berlin, 1910) based on research directed by the German physical chemist Walther Nernst.

What she proposes, in papers with Dr. Oxenham and in a dissertation in progress, is a standard four-stage method for studying ancient remains of disabled or ill individuals with an eye to understanding their societies.

"Wrongful appropriation" has been thoroughly documented in Bastrykin's work (not in a dissertation, in his case, but in a book published in 2004 entitled "Znaki Ruki. Daktiloscopiya" ("Signs of the Hand. Dactyloscopy"), with evidence posted online.

"The specifics of Marion's life fell victim to the primary scholarly effort to establish and fix the canon of 'great men' whose genius-personalities, buildings and texts would become central to the story of architecture," she wrote in a dissertation.

In 1928, in a dissertation called "An Objective Method for Determining Reader Interest in the Content of a Newspaper," Gallup argued that "at one time the press was depended upon as the chief agency for instructing and informing the mass of people" but that newspapers no longer filled that role and instead ought to meet "a greater need for entertainment".

Diop had begun the challenging work of reclaiming African heritages decades earlier by arguing in a dissertation submitted for the Ph.D. at the University of Paris that ancient Egyptian civilization was a black African civilization.

It would be difficult, even in a dissertation-length work, to generalize about the reasons why artists use food in this way but one supposition might be that food is a nexus of just about everything: socioeconomics, environment, public health, aesthetics, and ethnicity.

In 1913 he read Bradley's Appearance and Reality; by 1916 he had finished, in Europe, a dissertation entitled "Knowledge and Experience in the Philosophy of F.H. Bradley".

– Israel's High Court Judgment on Targeted Killing and the Restrictive Function of Military Necessity" in the Yearbook of Humanitarian International Law in 2006, and a dissertation in 2007.

He sends his friends in England a dissertation entitled "An Experiment on the Effects of Violent Lightning Bolts Upon a Specimen of Lepidoptera".

In 1752, a dissertation by Doctor Richard Russell extolled the medicinal benefits of the seaside.