Sentence examples for in the concluding article from inspiring English sources

In the concluding article of the Passions, Descartes goes so far as to say that "it is on the passions alone that all the good and evil of this life depends" (art. 212; CSM I 404).

And in the concluding article, I will discuss a couple of reality checks that you'll need to make as you're thinking about and getting ready to make your next career transition.

In the concluding article, published in October , 1957 Dewar wrote that the failure of the Navy to adequately support the Army at Gallipoli "is to be found in the system of training officers which consciously or unconsciously suppressed independent thought and suggestions from subordinates".

Finally, in the concluding article on page 323, Kenneth Mattox questions to what extent we are prepared, or can be prepared, for the unexpected, and whether the bureaucrats behind health care have the ability to make those preparations [ 9].

This is the concluding article in a series of 3 studies that investigate the anatomical determinants of thalamocortical (TC) input to excitatory neurons in a cortical column of rat primary somatosensory cortex (S1).

In this concluding article of the NextGen Special Issue we synthesize insights and formulate a strategy to advance data, models, and knowledge products that are consistent with this vision.

In this concluding article, I explore the challenges to broader market acceptance.

In the concluding section of the article I sketch a model that demonstrates how the theoretical framework used in this article can be utilized to examine the multi-level governance of integration in a more comprehensive way in future research.

Implications for public health policy are summarized in brief in the concluding section of the article.

Findings will be taken together in the concluding section of this article.

As Epps explains in the concluding paragraph of his article, a world in which speech about products and services is consistently treated like, well, speech, does not align with his preferences: "A world in which regulation of 'marketing' is presumptively unconstitutional might look different, and worse, than the one we live in now".