Sentence examples for thesis started from inspiring English sources

Again!" Forget the new normal folks, we came up with the New Reality before that low growth, low rates thesis started getting parroted by the CNBC plebes.

This thesis starts the discussion through books VI and VII of the philosophers' knowledge, their upbringing and education.

In addition, most doctoral students -particularly those working in highly experimental areas- are expected to embark on the practical work of their thesis right from the first year of their PhD studies, even though in theory the preparation of the thesis starts after having obtained the Advanced Studies Degree (one year of courses plus one year of guided research -- see sidebar).

While the mandatory course work is undertaken in the first year and specialisation in the second year, the research thesis starts in the beginning of third year after a comprehensive examination.

For instance, if the thesis starts out "Around the turn of the nineteenth century in England, women frequently…", you might start your restatement out with something like "Women in early nineteenth-century….".

Yet just as he was preparing to write up his thesis, everything started to go wrong.

In parallel to his thesis, he started the association Hello Tomorrow with the aim to mix science, technology and entrepreneurship, whilst accelerating innovation and technological development.

Don't wait until you're about to defend your thesis to start developing your business skills.

Delattre spent a year in the National Library, where, in addition to his thesis research, he started working on a new edition of part of Philodemus' "On Music, Book 4," the first of the scrolls opened with Piaggio's machine.

Then Tom Barnwell at [the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta] and I talked about projects that might lead to a good thesis, and I started in the direction of looking at sub-band coding, which was a way of trying to represent speech at low bit rates so that you could store speech with high quality.

Unlike most fellow graduate students, I actually enjoyed writing up my first research papers and PhD thesis, so I started wondering what it would be like to write for an audience somewhat bigger than the 500 people who--if I'm lucky--might read my research papers.