Sentence examples for introduction to the scope from inspiring English sources

Linguistics 3 (Linguistic Diversity) An introduction to the scope of human linguistic diversity.

This excerpt gives you a good introduction to the scope of our course.

It also serves as an introduction to the scope and diversity of the University Archives, especially to those who wish to pursue the study of the growth of scholarship and higher education in the twentieth century.

Excellent introduction to the scope of Shaw's prose.

This show of more than 80 drawings made in the Adam office (Robert's brother, James, was his partner) is an enlightening introduction to the Adam brothers' scope.

Ranging from a nine-foot-long view of the facade of an intricate fantasy palace to sketches for realized public buildings, to a vast royal theater projected for London, to numerous plans and proposals for town houses, villas and castles, along with their ornamentation, the works form an enlightening introduction to the Adam brothers' scope.

The introduction by the editors presents a useful orientation to systemic phonology and its place within the general field of phonology, as well as a clear introduction to the purpose and scope of each of the chapters.

In their introduction to the conference, Mr. Rasiej and Mr. Sifry seemed to sense the scope of the undertaking ahead.

(Additionally, there are approaches for formalizing the hierarchical representations in taxonomies or ontologies. Their introduction is not within the scope of this paper since we would like to give an introduction to the mechanisms of perception and not to focus on the organization of results).

A mathematical description of classification algorithms is beyond the scope of this paper and the interested reader is referred to (22) as an excellent introduction to the subject.

This lab will provide an introduction to the basic operation of a 'scope.' An examination of AC and DC voltages, of various waveforms, and of other phenomena will provide a useful means to that end.