Examples of using Theses in English and their translations into Finnish
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Starting from the year 2012, UEF Master's theses are accessible in electronic format via the UEF Electronic Publications service, upheld by the University of Eastern Finland.
In 1517, Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses to the door of Castle Church in Wittenberg,
Theses made in a public academy are public as explained,
The theses examine the diversion of municipal wastewater by focusing on the key sources of loading in terms of the coastal waters of Helsinki, i.e.
The number of credits earned from R& D projects and the number of Bachelor's theses based on customer assignments rose considerably.
It has been 500 years since Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg.
Theses words by Schmidt show great wisdom,
Initially dismissing Luther's theses as"an argument between monks",
periodicals, theses, research and R& D reports,
Theses published in Open Access format are available on the Internet through the library's ePublications website.
It would be good perhaps to nail some theses, this time on the Brussels' door,
Theses have formed the core of a program still being carried out,
Theses for the Faculty of Science and Forestry are available in the UEF Electronic Publications service of the University library.
periodicals, theses, research and R& D reports,
Zakharova noted that the theses formulated by Zelensky(or,
Our theses were written before the outbreak of this rebellion,
The theses must emphasize strongly that true emancipation of women is not possible except through communism.
During a convention held at Heidelberg in April, 1518, Luther directed a dispute on 28 theological and 12 philosophical theses.
more than 50 engineering students participated in the work and four theses were made during the project.
My theses say clearly and repeatedly that the interests of the revolution are higher than the formal rights of the Constituent Assembly see theses 16 and 17.