Sentence examples for thesis from the from inspiring English sources
THE scandal over Saif al-Islam Qaddafi's PhD thesis, from the London School of Economics, grows.
Will the university remove the bound thesis from the shelves, and deny permission to the British Library for use of its copy?
I don't use it for all of my students, as some are well on their way to arguing their thesis from the moment they read the prompt.
He turned his thesis from the University of California at Los Angeles School of Law into a book, "The Legal and Practical Aspects of Trade with the Soviet Union," and began his international business career working for a minerals trading firm.
The result was a "Mémoire" (a Masters thesis) from the academic year 1953-54 called The Problem of Genesis in Husserl's Philosophy; Derrida published this text in 1990.
A final attempt to argue directly for the thesis from the connections between chance, randomness, and determinism also failed, though it does shed light on all three notions.
Content analyses were used to code and synthesize common theses from the interviews.
In a triumph for both mentor and student, his thesis was a finalist for best 2006 Ph.D. theses from the European Community on Computational Methods in Applied Sciences.
It was in 1902 (cf. Schuhmann 2002, Smid 1985, 269) that Daubert began to discuss some of the theses from the Logical Investigations (1900 01, henceforth: LI) during the meetings of the Verein.
At the beginning of this century, Pierre Mandonnet once again put Tempier's articles into a new order, numbering and distinguishing the 179 philosophical theses from the 40 theological ones.
They are more or less bound to say that the late Plato takes the Parmenides' critique of the theory of Forms to be cogent, or at least impressive; that the Sophist's theory of "the five greatest kinds" (Sophist 254b-258e) is not a development of the theory of Forms; and that the Timaeus was written before the Parmenides, because of the Timaeus' apparent defence of theses from the theory of Forms.
