Sentence examples for seminal analysis from inspiring English sources

This Article expands upon and elaborates his seminal analysis.

Stemming from problems he had dealt with at Treasury, this article remains the seminal analysis of a series of issues that are still not fully resolved.

Paul Fussell, the former Rutgers professor who wrote "The Great War and Modern Memory" (Oxford UP), considered a seminal analysis of war writing and winner of a National Book Award in 1976, has praised all of Mr. Hynes's war books.

I find it useful in that context to consider Benedict Anderson's seminal analysis of national identity as an "imagined community" – a social construct that channels atavistic mythologies through modern cultural institutions.

He wrote of his seminal "Analysis" studio project: "Neither the definitive exposition of fact nor the meticulous rendering of description can hope to evoke the mysterious life embodied in enduring architecture".

The subsequent downstream evolution of the flow depends critically on the competition between the heat released by the chemical reaction and the heat-conduction losses to the wall, as measured by the Damköhler number δ, first introduced by Frank-Kamenetskii in his seminal analysis of thermal explosions in cylindrical vessels.

In the Guardian today Nicholas Stern, who wrote the seminal economic analysis of climate change in 2006, said arguments linking Britain's floods to climate change were "powerful".

"Without the film, I don't think there ever would have been a controversy over the Warren Commission or anything like what has gone on for the last 50 years," said Josiah "Tink" Thompson, author of "Six Seconds in Dallas," a seminal assassination analysis.

Simplicial complexes were first introduced in 1895 by Poincaré in his seminal work "Analysis Situs" [11] as a simplicial decomposition (triangulation) of a manifold.

Data of seminal fluid analysis were received from two seminal fluid samples before as well as after treatment.

Seminal fluid analysis, as well as sperm concentration, motility, and morphology in male subjects, was assessed in accordance with WHO criteria used for diagnosis of male infertility [ 13].