Sentence examples for introduction to such from inspiring English sources

The Philosophy of Language, Sixth Edition, is an excellent introduction to such fundamental questions.

However, early introduction to such foods only helped to avoid allergies later in life if the children were exposed to a sufficient amount of the potentially allergy-causing food.

The book's best ideas won't be new to readers versed in this work, but it would be hard to find a faster, livelier, more compact introduction to such a great range of recent Iliadic explorations.

The introduction, to such a system, of a polarisable chromophore facilitates an indirect form of RET, and the theoretical results reveal in detail the dependence on the positional and orientational coordinates of the third chromophore.

One needs an introduction to such basics as analysis, linear algebra, and numerical analysis before one can proceed with advanced topics like differential equations or stochastics.

Here we provide a brief introduction to such neurogenetics research and how it may usefully inform our understanding of the biological mechanisms through which dynamic cognition-emotion interactions emerge and, subsequently, help shape normal and abnormal behavior.

There is an excellent account of the group Fairport Convention's retreat in a rural manor house, a sympathetic overview of the Incredible String Band's expansive records, and introductions to such groups as the primordial vocalists the Waterstons.

He has also contributed to pieces within various books, having written introductions to such works as "Idealization in Economics, Poznan Studies 38," and a biographical entry of John Stewart Mill for The Handbook of Economic Methodology.

Fortunately, some studies have recently appeared that offer useful introductions to such a comparative study - especially, Mander's studies of the British Idealists and Irwin's chapters on Sidgwick, Green and Bradley in his history of ethics (see the bibliography, below).

The training they offer ranges from a basic introduction to IT, such as using programmes like Microsoft's Word and Outlook, to computer coding with languages such as HTML and CSS.

This chapter is an introduction to concepts such as speed performance on the measured mile, endurance and fuel consumption tests, maneuvering tests and stopping characteristics, and residual tests.