Sentence examples for introductory entry from inspiring English sources

This introductory entry will outline the prevailing definitions and models of disability, and discuss the epistemic and moral authority of the experiences and self-reports of people classified as disabled.

The massage therapy profession is currently engaged in a competency-based education movement that has as one of its several focal points an emphasis on promoting massage therapy research competencies (MTRCs) at an introductory or entry level.

The tournament's Web site (www.crosswordtournament.com/index.htm) offers an introductory brochure and an entry form as well as instructions on how to compete in the event from the comforts of home.

Our straightforward approach suffices for this entry's introductory purposes.

The trainee's attendance at the introductory course marks their entry into the training programme.

The first difficulty is ambiguity: the term 'natural' has been characterized in wildly varying terms in metaethics (see the introductory section of the entry on moral non-naturalism for a brief survey of characterizations of the natural; see McPherson 2015, §3 4 for one constructive proposal).

ABC is an entry-level introductory course with the aim of teaching the ABCs of bioinformatics.

As indicated by the name of the course and the title of this article, ABC is an entry-level introductory course for biological graduate students and aimed to teach them how to use the software tools available to solve their biological problems.

(The simple picture of pleasure [see this entry's second introductory paragraph and the main entry text following here], which Locke seems to use, had ancient antecedents.

The simple picture, however, may be accepted without accepting any universal hedonist thesis, such as are indicated in this entry's second introductory paragraph.

His next film Vanakkatukuriya Kathaliye has an introductory song to mark his entry, a trend that would soon catch up with his later films.