As all overviews, our study is just an introduction to issues that would all merit further discussion.
Whether Hingis had revisited the issue or the quotations were recycled, the result was an early Open introduction to an issue getting increasingly annoying and simplistic.
Her excellent introduction to this issue is a great jumping-off place, not only to this issue, but to the entire subject of evo-devo and wevo-devo and grateful to her for producing the papers in this special issue on evo-devo!
"But it is a wonderful introduction to the issue of what's truth and what's proof.
Why? Can this be changed?" Managing editor Moses Kilolo, in an introduction to the issue, said that Ngũgĩ was "uniquely placed to be the first distinguished author and intellectual featured in our periodical Translations Issue" as he "has, for many years, been the most vocal proponent in publishing in African languages".
In her introduction to the issue, editor Alexandra Shulman hails Delevingne as the model of the moment: "Cara is one of those girls who combine energy, wit, enthusiasm and the kind of edgy beauty that marks her out from the general pool of beautiful models".
The introduction to this issue, Davis & Morgenstern 2004, provides a useful survey and appreciation of the general research area.
As such, it offered a general introduction to the issue of dual-career couples, as well as some facts about these couples in Germany today.
The article constitutes an introduction to the issue associated with modern steel-concrete composite girders having open continuous connectors of the composite dowels type.
An introduction to the issue of perceived toxicological benefits for ropivacaine and levobupivacaine is given by discussing the clinical toxicology studies in human volunteers in relation to studies assessing relative clinical potencies, such as minimum local anaesthetic concentration designs.
A bad dinner and a debate on whether to stiff the waitress on the tip forms a neat introduction to the issue of pay incentives.
