"the thesis itself" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the central argument or main idea of a piece of writing. Example: The thesis itself is well-supported with evidence and effectively presents a unique perspective on the topic.
The thesis itself should still be formatted following the Cornell Thesis and Dissertation Guidelines.
The seniors anticipated a feeling of victory and freedom akin to the binding of the thesis itself.
Two grades are given: one for the quality of the presentation and defense (to emphasize the importance of mathematical communication), and one for the thesis itself.
In the case of the senior thesis, two grades are assigned: one for the quality of the presentation and defense, and one for the thesis itself.
Kagan's decision to work with him — a very bright and up-and-coming but very young and virtually unknown scholar — may tell us as much about her as the thesis itself.
That a documentary would be made about a student's thesis was unusual, but so was the thesis itself: an operatic portrayal of a fictional castrato — a singer who was castrated before puberty to maintain his high voice.
It is commonly noted that the equivalence thesis itself is not enough to sustain the redundancy theory.
And even if such a proof were to be discovered, further empirical investigation would still be required to determine the bearing of quantum computation on either the limits of feasible computation or on the status of the Cobham-Edmonds thesis itself.
An important distinction is that copyright pertains only to the thesis document itself, whereas intellectual property ownership pertains to inventions and other developments described in the thesis document.
Second, they directly criticize the Innate Knowledge thesis itself.
Kabir's thesis itself is available on the SRI home page.
