Sentence examples for thesis subjects from inspiring English sources
Because Magicicada Septendecim appears so infrequently, entomological research on them tends to be a matter of mad rushing by scientists followed by the choice of a more constant animal population as thesis subjects.
Irene's initial thesis subject was "distantly related" to Gil's family, and her current one is an obvious analogue for her painter husband, who she feels has drained the life from her. "I wonder how you can make love to me," she writes in her blue notebook.
WHEN Ricky Riccardi earned a master's degree in jazz history and research from Rutgers University in Newark in 2005, he had trouble finding work in what he acknowledged was an extremely narrow field: studying and writing about Louis Armstrong, his thesis subject.
They would also like to minimise duties unrelated to the doctorate, maximise access to supervisors with an adequate knowledge of the thesis subject, and add transferable skills as an inherent part of doctoral education.
An authority on the economy and investments in Mexico, Mr. Wise has written articles on theses subjects as correspondent to the New York Times and London Times as well as the Wall Street Journal.
Theses study subjects included 34 miners with CWP stage 1, 11 group 0+ miners, and 24 asymptomatic miners.
Externalism about experience content (or experience-content externalism) is the thesis that subjects alike in properties that are intrinsic to them need not share the same experience contents.
Where "The Da Vinci Code" gives us a veritable, if scattershot, master's thesis about subjects like the Mona Lisa, the shadow world of Opus Dei and the marital state of Jesus, it only feels slightly childlike.
"I might have mentioned I was doing a degree... " In fact, Key faked an entire PhD thesis subject – on the possibilities of translating Gogol's short stories – and landed a part in Footlights' 2001 show Far too Happy before he was found out.
The thesis on subject-based school does not demand a complete replacement of the current subject-based syllabus with an entirely different way of studying.
