Sentence examples for introduction entitled from inspiring English sources

Ibn Tibbon translated the commentary proper together with Maimonides' introduction, entitled "Eight Chapters".

The introduction, entitled "Celebrating and Understanding Reproductive Diversity" was written by one of the editors, Janet Leonard, and is packed with extremely useful information regarding the basic principles that would later be reviewed in the book.

Lamarck entrusted him with the publication of the third edition of the Flore française (1803 1815), and in the introduction entitled Principes élémentaires de botanique, Candolle proposed a natural method of plant classification as opposed to the artificial Linnaean method.

Knowles recorded an introduction to "Listen" entitled "Encore to the Fans"; the song alongside its introduction is featured on international editions of Knowles' second album B'Day as a hidden track.

In 1903, Bergson published, in the prestigious Revue de métaphysique et de morale, an article entitled "Introduction to Metaphysics" (later reproduced as the centerpiece of The Creative Mind [La Pensée et le mouvant] in 1934).

There are also sections entitled Introduction, Conclusion, Acknowledgments, Source Notes, and Index.

Their brochure, entitled "Introduction to Sheep Hunting on a Budget," explains how prospective hunters can go about securing one of the nearly 2,000 yearly permits.

The idea on UC PDT was first proposed by Prasad in his monograph entitled " Introduction to Biophotonics", which was later realized by Zhang et al. who incorporated the PDT with the most efficient NaYF4 Yb3+/Er3+ UCNPs.

The use of Geneious for processing genome skim reads was first presented to the authors at the Botany 2012 workshop entitled "Introduction to Next Generation Sequencing" (Liston, 2012; Straub, 2012).

He has developed an interactive workshop entitled An Introduction to Parliament and Whitehall and blogs on policy-making, public administration and social media at A dragon's best friend.

Far more exciting is the basic premise -- which Flynn develops in a straight-faced afterword entitled "An Introduction to Cliology," almost 50 pages of charts, graphs, equations and endnotes citing sources as varied as Robert A. Heinlein and Karl Marx.