Examples of using In the preface in English and their translations into Arabic
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Of his methodology, Brewer wrote in the preface to the Historic Note-Book.
In the preface of'Zionism and the Palestinians'(1979) Flapan writes.
In the preface to Geometria del compasso Mascheroni explains how he approached the problem.
In this last mentioned text Jeans explains in the preface the purpose of the work.
In the preface to On spirals Archimedes relates an amusing story regarding his friends in Alexandria.
One piece of information he gives us about his life in the Preface of the book is.
Judge Rosalyn Higgins has responded to these criticisms in the preface to H. P. Gardner, op. cit.
He explains in the Preface to his little book The Great Mathematicians his attitude towards historical study in mathematics.
He is clear in his intention stating in the preface of the first of these that the work is.
Also in the Preface Whitehead also gives his views on the nature on mathematics and the philosophy of mathematics.
I am pleased that, in the preface to the report, Mr. Mehlis refers to the need to continue investigations.
Little is known of his childhood except for a few comments More makes himself in the Preface of his Collected Works.
As indicated in the preface of the UNDP strategic plan, 2008-2011, the Executive Board endorsed the plan as amended and augmented by decision 2007/32.
It is also stated in the preface to the Egyptian standards that IAS should be applied on issues for which no Egyptian standard is issued.
Agnesi understood the debt she owed to Rampinelli and in the preface to her famous book Instituzioni analitiche ad uso della gioventù italiana she wrote.
From page XVI in the Preface.
Madame Necker aimed to improve patient care while maintaining the institution's financial efficiency, as detailed in the preface of the hospital's first annual report from 1780.
He stated in the Preface the sources he used for most of his material, and in the case of the mathematical sections they are based on works by Ramus and Snell.
In the preface of the Montreux Document, the participating States invite other States and international organisations to communicate their support for the document to the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs of Switzerland.