Sentence examples for introduction to issues from inspiring English sources
An introduction to issues in the preservation, description, and use of tangible forms of cultural heritage.
Introduction to issues of poverty and development economics, as conceptualized by leading economists and political scientists.
I. Pro-Seminar in Film History: An introduction to issues and cases in the study of cinema century technologies.
This course is designed to provide a broad introduction to issues of qualitative research methods and design.
The books combine case studies and self-help features such as questionnaires and worksheets with the latest medical knowledge to provide a comprehensive, reader-friendly introduction to issues.
These courses provide an introduction to issues distinctive of anthropological texts and introduce students to distinctive forms of anthropological writing, such as ethnography and anthropological prehistory.
S. S. Sastry, J. Sztipanovits, R. Bajcsy, and H. Gill, "Guest Editors' Introduction to Special Issue: Scanning the Issue," Proc.
The seminar will serve both as an introduction to the issues, with relevant background reading assigned, and as a presentation of some new positions on the issues.
It was an introduction to shoreline issues that Mr. Ackerman took to heart.
Concluding the paper is an introduction to construction issues that face the designed.
