Sentence examples for introductory accounts from inspiring English sources
Sections (1) and (2) offer introductory accounts of what is meant by 'consciousness' and 'intentionality,' with sensitivity to the difficulties raised by their varying interpretation.
I teach a Saturday morning course in introductory accounting at Rutgers in Newark.
Gee presents a lucid introductory account of cladistics, touting its supposedly more objective methods over traditional evolutionary systematics.
"David Colburn would not pass an introductory accounting exam," said Allan B. Koltin, an old friend who is now a consultant to accounting and law firms.
Origin And Progress Of The Flag Of The United States Of America, With An Introductory Account Of The Symbols, Standards, Banners And Flags Of Ancient And Modern Nations"; Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies in the War of the Rebellion.
In his affectionate introductory account of the director, the prototype of all theatrical directocrats, Frayn reveals again the depth of his affection for the theatre and its workings, and in his portrait of the man makes the unfashionable point that flamboyance and profundity are not mutually exclusive qualities.
After an introductory account of the descent of the Holy Spirit on the Apostles at Pentecost (interpreted as the birth of the church), Luke pursues as a central theme the spread of Christianity to the Gentile world under the guiding inspiration of the Holy Spirit.
Descriptive data presented in the paper indicate that SI is effective in improving student performance and retention in introductory accounting.
This paper describes the SI model and provides descriptive data on student performance, failure, and withdrawal rates for 132 introductory accounting classes from 21 four-year colleges and universities that have adopted SI.
An introductory account is given in [ 19] and general descriptions in [ 20- 22].
Classical mechanics presents a model of the world's dynamics based (in the introductory account) on simple differential equations, but chemical kinetics and even the dynamics of populations provide models of the same general form.
