Sentence examples for reading of the development from inspiring English sources

Pagels gave her reading of the development of the New Testament Satan and its role in the development of Christian anti-Semitism.

That is one reading of the development.

As I said, I hope to provide a plausible reading of the development of Hayek's thought.

But, for someone who wants, as I do, to make sense of Hayek, to provide a plausible reading of the development of his ideas, they pose real difficulties.

The minimal inhibitory concentration (MIC) was determined by visual reading of the development of fungal strains of Trichophyton rubrum (ATCC MYA-3108) and Candida albicans (ATCC 10231).

For a summary of the Cantorian theory as it stood in the early years of the twentieth century, see Young and Young (1906), and the magisterial Hausdorff (1914); for further reading on the development of set theory, see the books Ferreiros 1999, Hallett 1984, Hawkins 1970, and Moore 1982.

One way of reading the development of modern life, with its school shootings and serial killings and bling-infested billion-dollar rap artists, is to see it as a world in which bourgeois resentment has finally found the means to express itself: either because somebody hands the underground man a gun, or because somebody else hands him a blank cheque (and acres of willing newsprint).

Drawing on the previous line of research which confirms the educational and psychological potentials of SBI, the present research set out to investigate the implications of a long-term strategic reading course for the development of reading and social-emotional skills of college students.

Warren Alpert (1920-2007), a native of Chelsea, Mass., established the prize in 1987 after reading about the development of a vaccine for hepatitis B. The inaugural recipient of the award was Kenneth Murray of the University of Edinburgh, who designed the hepatitis B vaccine.

That being said, even with the groundwork laid out more clearly than at any time in recent years, a casual reading of the history of development in the city reminds us that the grand plans of today have a way of falling apart if public support, municipal needs and private profit cannot be made to converge.

The prediction made in this space is that within less than five years the latter reading of the history and development of American verse over the last century and a quarter will entirely and permanently eclipse the former.