Sentence examples for topics started from inspiring English sources
As part of the technology-oriented approach the search process for potentially relevant ITA topics started with the technology development itself.
Even when the topics started to veer off-color into boys and bras, there was still an innocence to it.
The book covers a wide range of climate-related topics, starting with a history of some key discoveries in the field of climate science beginning nearly 200 years ago.
Topics start with chain-saw safety and tree identification and run through advanced forestry management.
Her greatest segment, Hot Topics, starts every episode and breaks down the celebrity gossip and news of the day.
The social scientific canon has an abundance of research on these topics, starting with the famous Kinsey scale that reveals the diversity and flux of sexual identities.
The large-scale study, done by in-house USSC researchers, will be followed up by more detailed examinations of recidivism-related topics, starting later this year.
Most topics start above the reference line of all Wnt publications, although not all.
This review will have the capacity to assess documentation of any actions related to the key topics starting initially with complementary and alternative therapies.
The papers included in this volume therefore cover an enormous breadth of topics, starting appropriately with 19th century research into the glomerular structure and function.
The VCS Core's section of the handbook specifically addresses validation topics, starting with an abbreviated glossary of terms needed for mid-level validations, and a general procedural outline for designing mid-level and high-level validation efforts.
