Sentence examples for the excellent summary from inspiring English sources
To the class of dignitatives, Meinong counted the classical triad of true, good and beautiful (maybe even pleasant) (Meinong 1923b, 120; see also the excellent summary of Meinong's value philosophy from a modern point of view in Reicher 2009: 114 ff).. Mally continued his investigations in value theory on this foundation of the natural law tradition in ethics (Wolf 1952b; see also below 3.3.1).
The excellent summary presented by Richard Dawkins (1996, pp. 126 179) in Climbing Mount Improbable (Chapter 5 "The Forty-fold Path to Enlightenment") argues that complex eyes may have evolved at least 40 and perhaps up to 60 times independently in different animal groups (but see Gregory 2008).
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Examples of the qualitative comments regarding the RIERs are shown in box 2. Box 2 Satisfaction with the service I was very impressed by the scope of the reviews and the excellent summaries I think the presentations and summaries are fine.
Please read the full post and explore other output from the Nicholas School blog (including this excellent summary of a recent meeting on shale gas extraction).
Mahler makes the thematic link explicit later on in the movement, and clearest of all in its closing bars (listen to this excellent summary of the connections made by this YouTube user) and he does so with tenderness rather than irony.
She can give you the one-paragraph version or the treatise, which, by the way, is an excellent summary of the economic case for smart growth.
The book provides an excellent summary of the central conceptual issues in cognitive science, focusing on the role of the ecological approach to perception and action in the development of embodied cognitive science.
The Independent gave an excellent summary of the true story years ago.
Clinton was also profoundly interested in the arts and the natural sciences, and he published an excellent summary of the state of scientific knowledge in the United States in a work entitled An Introductory Discourse (1814).
