Sentence examples for in the introductory sections from inspiring English sources

There is more: Budden contrives in the introductory sections of his chapters to give us a canny glimpse of Puccini's life at the time of each opera.

The legislative judgment of evils calling for the 1950 amendments to deportation legislation is set out in the introductory sections of the Subversive Activities Control Act.

Rather similar principles apply in classical Arab and Turkish music: a chamber-music ensemble called takht must include instruments—usually strings to play the melody and to improvise in the introductory sections known as taqsīm and percussion instruments to deal with the rhythmic modes, known as īqāʿāt.

Surveyor Voice was identified in the introductory sections of all four of the textbooks chapters analysed in Myskow's (2015) study.

As discussed in the introductory sections, accessibility and even affordability have been studied as components of quality to date in many studies.

As mentioned in the introductory sections, our goal is to study the usability of solo/accompaniment separation in music education and practice applications.

In the introductory section the plant is presented and the state of the art is reported.

This simple form of learning, as is pointed out in the introductory section What is intelligence?, is called rote learning.

In the introductory section we present the most important documents related to the issue of critical infrastructure resilience.

In the introductory section of the book, primers are given into FPGAs, Verilog and the standard design flow.

In the introductory section he gives a succinct description of how it reflects the many technologies converging to produce "revolutions in mapping".