Sentence examples for joint subjects from inspiring English sources

Albers and Moholy-Nagy are joint subjects of a major exhibition at Tate Modern, London, which serves as a reminder of the exhilaration of being at the Bauhaus at that time.

Proust and Ruskin were to be the joint subjects of his thesis when in 1945 he embarked on his PhD at the University of Michigan, but his supervisor urged him to focus on Ruskin alone: "Everybody's doing Proust these days," he was told, "but no one's doing Ruskin".

TOM STOPPARD is the dramatist who debated the nature of God and good in his "Jumpers," brought Lenin and James Joyce onstage in "Travesties," and somehow made chaos theory, landscape gardening, Byron scholarship and Romanticism his joint subjects in "Arcadia"; but even he admits he has written nothing more ambitious than the trilogy opening at the Royal National Theater this weekend.

Since we wished to study trochanteric area pain, not referred pain from the hip joint, subjects with suspected hip osteoarthritis based on hip internal rotation ≤ 15° in the context of pain with internal rotation were excluded from the definition of GTPS [ 17, 18].

Human joint subjects were recruited with ethics review board approval and written informed consent from patients undergoing knee or hip replacement in the Center of Diagnosis and Treatment for Joint Disease, Nanjing Drum Tower Hospital Affiliated to Medical School of Nanjing University.

Oxford Brookes University, where 40% of undergraduates do joint honours, is the nearest thing Keele has to competition on the joint subject degree front.

Oxford Brookes splits parents from their offspring and divides joint subject honours candidates into morning and afternoon sessions dedicated to each of their two subject choices.

Courses can be studied as a single honours degree or as a joint subject with, for example, history, politics or even chemistry, if you want to keep your options open.

The test is based on a Single Lap Joint subjected to Eccentric Loading (SLJ-EL).

For the joint subjected to the same bending moment, the larger the axial load, the smaller the joint opening.

The shear behavior of an immersion joint subjected to compressive-shear loads is investigated in this paper.