For a thesis, name the school but not the degree; we do not use "dissertation," "Ph.D.," "Master's," or other specifics.
He even directed, in the case of "One-Eyed Jacks," a bizarrely Oedipal Western that seems almost an illustration of Kanfer's thesis: a villain named Dad betrays the hero (Brando as Rio the Kid, inevitably called the Kid), prompting a consuming desire for revenge; although Dad further punishes the Kid with a vicious whipping, the Kid ultimately succeeds and shoots Dad dead.
University of Western Ontario graduate student Veronika Lukacs conducted the study as part of her Media Studies Masters thesis, which she named "It's Complicated: Romantic Breakups and Their Aftermath on Facebook".
The thesis project, named Vessels VR, was a guided tour of the circulatory system.
We found two sequences similar to vertebrate Dgat1 and Soat enzymes in the amphioxus genome and phylogenetic analysis showed that one of theses sequences, named Bf_Dgat1, groups with vertebrate Dgat1, whereas the other one, called Bf_Soat1/2, branches with vertebrate Soat1 and Soat2 enzymes (fig. 3 G, supplementary fig. S8, Supplementary Material online; NJ, 100; ML, 980).
Attending Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, he built a small racing biplane as his thesis project and was named the outstanding aeronautical engineer in his class.
This was also demonstrated independently by Minkowski and, in 1893, led Gustave-Eduoard Laguesse to suggest that the small clusters of ductless cells within the pancreas that had been described by Paul Langerhans in his doctoral thesis, and that he named the Islets of Langerhans could be the source of the substance involved in glucose control [ 5, 10].
In this way, it is made clear, the undeniable fact that the same thing is called by many different names around the world need not conflict with the naturalist thesis that names belong naturally to their objects: each of those names is the appropriate and natural way to represent its name-Form in the local sound system (389d-390a).
The thesis covered the Stolypin reforms, named for Russian prime minister Pyotr Stolypin.
