Sentence examples for thesis formed from inspiring English sources

The thesis formed the basis of a lecture Vonnegut would give years later – watch it here, it's so worth it – expanding on his theory with graphs to illustrate the various forms of story, from man in a hole ("somebody gets into trouble and gets out of it again") to boy gets girl.

The study was spurred by a conversation about an untranslated book, says Shahar Ronen, a Microsoft program manager whose Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT) master's thesis formed the basis of the new work.

Because of Quine's reference to Duhem, the thesis formed from the two sub-theses, that (i) since empirical statements are interconnected, they cannot be singly disconfirmed, and (ii), if we wish to hold a particular statement true we can always adjust another statement, has become known as the Duhem-Quine thesis.

My thesis work formed part of a book on 'Finite Superstrings' [ 49] co-authored with John and one of his long-standing collaborators Alvarez Restuccia from Venezuela.

We also wish to sincerely thank Professor Charles Kihamia of Muhimbili University, Dar es Salaam for supervising the first author in the master's thesis which formed the starting point of this paper.

The above-mentioned thesis examples form groups with each other and with other theses both statistically (correlations of scale answers) and according to content (argument analysis) and so that meta-theses can be formed.

He did that because it fit his original thesis, which he had formed prior to talking to us.

Two had only been published in abstract or thesis form [ 71, 72], while the third was published after this review was completed and assessed cognitive medication management abilities only [ 73].

Sampling as an element of research method leads to sampling in a second sense: in many cases thesis work forms a brief instance of what operational public health action might be.

James thinks that the thesis that forms are present in potency in matter is consonant with the teaching of Aristotle, who, he claims, follows a "middle way" on the issue of generation, eschewing both the position that forms are created, and also Anaxagoras' "hidden-forms hypothesis," according to which all forms are contained in act in everything.

These four articles formed Gunn's Master of Arts thesis; Gunn subsequently became a prominent sf critic.