Sentence examples for topic outlined from inspiring English sources

An interesting topic outlined in less than 140 characters, that takes in the very evolution of humans as a species.

The article discussed at some length the debate within Syria on the topic, outlining the dialectic between Islamists and secularists, much as they occur among many Muslims around the world.

The purpose of this review is to explore the available data on this topic, outlining the state-of-the-art on both diagnostic issues and most effective treatment strategies.

If you are third speaker, you must also memorize how to introduce and conclude speeches for the first and second speakers (including definition of the topic, outlining your team's case, etc).

At Emory, Dr. Escobar has asked social science departments to advise him on which of their courses cover the topics outlined in the new MCAT preview guide, so as to advise pre-med students about what to take.

The review course was based on the topics outlined in the "model of clinical practice of emergency medicine" [2].

For the science topics outlined in the science case, the three science working groups discussed the kinds of observations that EISCAT_3D should make.

The papers cover the topics outlined as follows: Yusheng Xue and Shijie Xiao propose the concept of "generalized congestions" for analyzing the fundamental factors causing the India's massive blackouts and inherent evolution law of blackouts.

A budget estimate prepared for the Leading Talent project suggests that fully 2.7 million RMB ($440,826) of his 5 million RMB in research funds would be spent on equipment for applied research topics outlined in the Leading Talent proposal: "super-resolution display and metamaterials," including spectroscopic tools.

Criteria for choosing questions included the difficulty of the question (determined by the percent correct scores from the students), the topic of each question (based on the topics outlined in the course syllabus), question clarity, and how the percent correct changed if peer instruction was involved.

The interviews with family members and village leaders covered the topics outlined in Table  2.