Sentence examples for written treatises from inspiring English sources

Officers in the (Chinese) People's Liberation Army have written treatises on cyberwarfare.

He said they would pay a small amount of A.M.T. Two tax law professors, Daniel Shaviro of New York University, and Deborah A. Geier of Cleveland State University, have both written treatises calling the A.M.T. unfair and proposing its repeal.

A finely written treatise on the benefits and not so obvious shortcomings of Agile.

While most historians and critics have focused on Downing's more formally written treatise, Judith Major gives equal emphasis to Downing's spirited monthly editorials in the Horticulturist.

In 1494, Luca Pacioli published "Particularis de Computis et Scripturis," which is widely regarded as the first written treatise on bookkeeping.

Though philosophical, Hamilton never wrote treatises.

He also wrote treatises on chess (1761) and other games.

A versatile scholar, he wrote treatises on philosophy, economics, mathematics, physics, and literature.

He was a patron of musicians, artists, poets, and scholars, and himself wrote treatises on hunting.

Chinese intellectuals are writing treatises on the grass-mud horse's social importance.

The Stoic philosophers thoroughly discussed the significance of the term providence, and some of them wrote treatises on the subject.