Sentence examples for the extant work from inspiring English sources

The extant work attributed to the poet is the Divan-i hikmet ("Book of Wisdom"), containing poems on mystical themes.

This mechanical arrangement, by indirectly recognizing the poet's metrical virtuosity and proposing three kinds of composition, justly calls attention to a versatility disproportionate to the slim size of the extant work.

Drawing on the social movement literature and adopting a historically informed field study approach we examine how this took the form of a protracted framing process where an emerging, shareholder-focused frame interacted with the extant work unit frame embedded in Maoist ideology and the broader cultural system of Confucianism and imbued control practices with context-specific meanings.

Prior to engaging in extensive visualization efforts, it is important to work with agency staff to understand the extant work practice, issues with the existing system, and identifying areas for improvement.

Collecting these references, R.L. Cardullo (1985) inferred that, apart from the extant work on the Metaphysics, Syrianus commented on Aristotle's Categories, De interpretatione, Prior Analytics, Physics, De caelo, and De anima.

The extant work on these measures has, however, largely focused on the testing of a single speech subsystem (e.g. phonatory, articulatory, or resonatory) in populations with motor disorders other than ALS.

Agrippa's autobiography is lost, but an extensive geographical commentary that he wrote influenced the extant works of the geographer Strabo and of Pliny the Elder.

In this seminar, we will study selected fragments of comedies by Aristophanes, Cratinus, Eupolis, and other comic dramatists active in Athens during the classical period, in conjunction with ancient testimonia, material evidence such as vase paintings and terracotta figurines, the extant works of Aristophanes and Menander, and modern analysis, interpretations, and reconstruction.

A large number of these were commentaries on the extant works of Aristotle available to him at the time.

In the extant works from the 1630s, the World and Discourse plus essays, he argued for the general principles of his physics, including his conception of matter, on empirical grounds.

Serendipitously recovered students' notes from Leśniewski's lectures, translated and published in 1988, give some idea of the detail of Leśniewski's teaching, but his lectures ranged more widely than the extant works show.