Sentence examples for rounded introduction from inspiring English sources
Here are the results: 10 key tracks we hope will act as a rounded introduction to their music.
If, like me, you're interested in horse racing in principle but know nothing about it, then Blood Horses provides a stimulating, if not exactly rounded, introduction.
-- Sherman W. Wilde, Chicago A. Given the size of Patagonia -- some 300,000 square miles of sweeping plains, mountainous forests and pristine waterways in Argentina and Chile -- the itineraries below offer a well-rounded introduction to the region.
So, after whetting the reviewers' appetites with a well-rounded introduction and some logical (and testable!) hypotheses, it's time to let them sink their teeth into your research plan.
The hope is that this volume will serve as a well-rounded introduction to this field and as a useful guide of where the latest research in this field is heading.
At one end, you start off with a well-rounded abstract and introduction.
Several new designs for a great variety of key components, present in modern microwave and millimetre-wave equipment, are proposed taking into account the introduction of rounded corners in the rectangular waveguide access ports.
Then there was the general lack of throbbing vibrato and the judicious introduction of the rounded phrasing of string portamento (both most notable in the wonderful violin passage with distant drums as the giants return with Freia, expecting to collect their loot), and a golden mellowness to the brass.
Rounding errors: wrongly rounded upward or downward.
* Percentages rounded to nearest 1; ** Cases rounded to nearest 1. Introduction of vaccination program will lead to a 29% reduction of disease costs over 100 years.
Certainly, no single event had more impact on the way women dressed in the twentieth century than the introduction, by Dior in 1947, of the New Look, which featured opulent, romantic clothes whose rounded shoulders and tightly cinched waists seemed risqué and ebullient to a country just emerging from the devastation of the Second World War.
