Synonym: thesis. Similar words: transportation, annotation, agitation, denotation, reservation, observation, limitation, connotation. Meaning: [‚dɪsə'teɪʃn] 
n. a treatise advancing a new point of view resulting from research; usually a requirement for an advanced academic degree.
n. a treatise advancing a new point of view resulting from research; usually a requirement for an advanced academic degree. 
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31. The course is taught by seminars, workshops and groupwork, and assessed by coursework, project assignments, and a dissertation.
32. Assessment is by coursework; dissertation work is carried out and supervised on the basis of individual interests.
33. These skills are applied in a dissertation which provides an opportunity to undertake original research.
34. In practice, this meant that for six years he refused to take classes, attend seminars, or write a dissertation.
35. Performance: a practical recital plus a dissertation on a related subject.
36. Pope's enemies were rarely such fools as he made them out to be, and the Dissertation deserves attention.
37. Were you able to get funding to finish your dissertation?
38. This gives the user the opportunity to produce an index to a long document such as a report or a dissertation.
39. But he does offer in introduction a long and original dissertation on his subject in literature.
40. Houk was in Trinidad in 1988 to gather information for his anthropology dissertation, which he completed in 1992.
41. In their third year, honours students also write a 10,000-word dissertation based on supervised research on a subject of their choice.
42. In all three degrees, students write a dissertation in final year.
43. Study for the dissertation for postgraduate degrees is normally undertaken during the summer vacation.
44. On the successful completion of these courses students will proceed to write a dissertation.
45. The award goes to the Cranfield student presenting the best dissertation relevant to Courtaulds' activities.
46. The President's Dissertation Certificates, accompanied by a ￡500 bursary from Butterworth-Heinemann, were awarded to.
47. This is certainly true of approval committees for thesis and dissertation proposals.
48. Many doctoral dissertation proposals will be as long as 60 or more pages typed and double spaced.
49. S6 pupils also undertake a dissertation on a subject of their own choice such as Roman Law, philosophy, etc.
50. Written examinations in April, followed by six months dissertation, based on project work.
51. I wanted to write a dissertation I could publish in book form that could be read by nonspecialists.
52. She wrote a dissertation on superrealism.
53. I have not yet footnoted my dissertation.
54. This dissertation provides some basic concepts and analyzing method.
55. He was involved in writing his doctoral dissertation.
56. Doctoral dissertation: " Secularisation and Christianity in Contemporary Britain".
57. Main contributions of the dissertation are summarized as follows.
58. The dissertation then comes to a conclusion that, it is a trend to protect the public health, but we should be cautious to accept the precautionary principle under the WTO laws.Sentencedict.com
59. The dissertation aims at the application of slide - mode variable structure control to vector controlled AC drives.
60. The research of the dissertation focuses on QuanZhou city, it probes profoundly into the spreading of the Nestorianism in the Song and Yuan dynasty.
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