Sentence examples for introduction of how from inspiring English sources

Also, there's an interesting account in translator Hugh Aplin's introduction of how he had to write it in one month and in the process met his second wife.

The academic writes in his introduction of how The Kreutzer Sonata was eventually only published in Russia in 1891, as part of Tolstoy's collected works – and only after Sofia personally appealed to Tsar Alexander III.

The "Related works" section starts with the introduction of how the game is integrated in learning and the role of rewards in game-based learning.

De Gosson and Hiley (2013) give a good introduction of how the holomovement can be addressed from a formal (algebraic) point of view.

We hope that this review gives the readers a brief introduction of how flux analysis is conducted, how technical issues related to it are addressed, and how its application has contributed to our knowledge of tumor cell metabolism.

In conclusion, this paper, following a brief introduction of how the CEFR has influenced the teaching practices and language policies in China since its publication, gives an overview of the Chinese context which calls for a featured and practical framework for language teaching, learning and assessment.

Three categories were found regarding implementation preconditions: expectations (before receiving the tool), involvement (in the decision to receive the tool), and the introduction (perceptions of how the new tool was introduced at the unit).

What I would say about this EP is that it's kind of an introduction to how I think about music and how I juxtapose sounds, and how I structure songs, and how I use my voice.

If PBF is seen as potentially overcoming bottlenecks (internal and external factors that impede performance) in the health system, it will be important to understand what these bottlenecks are (or how they are perceived) prior to the introduction of PBF and how PBF was conceptualized to address these supply- or demand-side problems.

How has the division of labour within the organisation been affected by the introduction of this? (Prompt: How has it affected who does what? Have you had to renegotiate the way people work (wages, rewards or status).

Science teachers work extremely hard to make learning science as engaging as possible, and the revamp of the GCSE science curriculum, which includes the introduction of the controversial "how science works" component, seems to have helped.