"In the past," Clinton writes in her introduction, "for reasons I try to explain, I've often felt I had to be careful in public, like I was up on a wire without a net.
"There are not many entries in the Dictionary of Labour Biography," Miliband wrote in the introduction for the Festschrift (Ideology and the Labour Movement, 1979) presented to him by friends and pupils, "which record lives of greater dedication and integrity".
This may reflect the need highlighted in the Introduction for more grant exposure during graduate training in the biomedical sciences.
Included in Penguin's New English Dramatists series (1966), Reckord's play was extolled by Michael Billington in his introduction for reminding us "of the many large gaps in the portrayal of the social scene by contemporary British dramatists".
We also make an exception, as explained in U.S. introduction, for films shot non-sync (shot silent), often into 1940s.
In the introduction, for example, deploying a judicious use of understatement, he writes: "Those who have a particular reverence for the Church in communion with the Holy See will no doubt feel that I have been unduly hard on it.
(Ever heard of Bobby Troup or Tom Adair?) Gottlieb (former editor of The New Yorker, dance critic and compiler of a book on jazz) and Kimball (editor of the lyrics of Porter, Hart and Gershwin) apologize in their introduction for excluding anyone's favorite lyrics.
In his introduction, for example, part of which can be read on Google Books, he states, The impulse to acquisition, pursuit of gain, of money, of the greatest possible amount of money, has itself nothing to with capitalism.
PCA of chemical data was similar to that described in the introduction for XAFS spectra, with the following differences.
