Sentence examples for introduction which are from inspiring English sources

We want however to directly cite some previous results due to Katzarkov and Ramachandran [234], respectively to Eyssidieux [159] (see also [161] for a general introduction) which are simpler to state.

In comparison to pristine TiO2 nanowires, the hydrogen plasma treated TiO2 (H-TiO2) samples show substantially enhanced electron conductivity due to Ti3+ introduction, which are successfully confirmed by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS), Raman spectroscopy and four-probe testing instrument.

Start with the title -- "The Economics of Free Enterprise in a Global Economy" -- and the introduction, which are the same for both the draft and the revised frameworks.

Start with the title - "The Economics of Free Enterprise in a Global Economy" - and the introduction, which are the same for both the draft and the revised frameworks.

This suggests that long-term decreases in consultations before 7vCRM introduction, which are unlikely to have halted, have added to apparent postintroduction decreases.

Natural history collections have proven useful for identifying the time frame and source of introduction, which are key factors in understanding ecological and evolutionary processes that influence the invasion dynamics of introduced species.

"I was elected to write the introduction, which is about six hundred words," Leonard said.

For more of such perspective, see the introduction, which is sound and lively.

"That shit was too white," writes Díaz in the introduction, which was published by the New Yorker.

The juror Arnaud Desplechin made emotional tribute in his introduction, which was followed by a prolonged standing ovation.

They set out their stall in a 50-page introduction which is utterly gripping, both in terms of methodology and conclusions.