When the time comes to write their thesis, many Ph.D. candidates find it difficult to compress years of reading literature, conducting experiments, and analyzing results into a clear, complete, and coherent dissertation.
One rationale for this reply is that multiple or plural realization theses about many kinds of mental states are coherent, widely made and merit serious consideration, so the unity objector is not justified in thus seeking to rule them out at the outset of inquiry into the nature of pleasure.
"The investment thesis for many of these firms was that, as they were nimbler and faster than the incumbents, they would quickly raise capital, build out networks with the latest technologies and then sell the completed networks to the large investment-grade telecom companies which needed the new assets," Mr. Suria wrote.
This is an unpalatable thesis for many Americans who want peace but no responsibility.
Igor's thesis had many things Dr. Jackiw didn't understand, but he found it intriguing.
Economic historians have high praise for his thesis, though many disagree with parts of it.
This implies that natural selection can operate on groups, not just individuals, a thesis that many biologists reject.
But his thesis that many films depicting Lincoln contained a subtle pro-Southern bias, because Lincoln "was the single greatest catalyst in reunion movies," seems a bit forced.
The article said that I had originated this misquotation of Levi; that it consisted of "invented, falsified, and distorted words"; and — here is the important part — that it corresponded to "a political thesis among many Jewish and non-Jewish commentators alike".
In "Pox," Ms. Hayden, an independent scholar and marketing executive, presents the fascinating thesis that many eminent figures in history very likely suffered from syphilis and that the disease may explain at least some aspects of their behavior, their career decisions and how they accomplished their feats of divinity or defiance.
