Sentence examples for introduction focuses from inspiring English sources

The homonymy/polysemy distinction, which we discussed in the introduction, focuses on whether the meanings associated with a lexical form are semantically related.

Approximately the first third of the course, the "Introduction," focuses on the basic mechanisms of evolution, beginning with natural and sexual selection and continuing through more complex topics like phenotypic plasticity and coevolution.

For the sake of simplicity, this introduction focuses on the clay minerals that are most prevalent in engineered and natural clay barriers, such as smectite, particularly montmorillonite, illite, mixed-layers illite smectite, and kaolinite.

The Introduction focuses on technical issues of the integration.

Indeed, the introduction focused on his fame-inducing trade, which was to short the subprime mortgage market.

Interestingly, debates at the time of its introduction focused on the possible erosion of traditional family values, and less on the extra financial burden on top of existing compulsory health insurance premia.

Our aim was to write an original introduction focussed on the host-pathogen interaction as the general scheme of innate immunity is described already so often in many excellent reviews, several of which are cited in our paper.

As emphasized in the introduction, by focusing on what professional humanitarians expect innovation to deliver, this article takes a narrow view of the field.

The PBS Web site "The Impact of Gaming" hosts a number of essays on the topic, and NPR has a story that offers a good introduction by focusing on the question: Why do we like violent games, anyway?

Bakewell dodged this particular bullet in her introduction by focusing on his post-presidential work as peacemaker and defender of human rights, calling him "the best ex-President in American history".

As suggested in the introduction, we focus on two types of group: simple and structured.