1. Dissertation -
The Degree of Doctor of Science-
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Manuscript -
Subject -
plan -
section, part -
chapter of a dissertation -
contents -
main ideas -
defence-
abstract -
appendix to a dissertation -
publishing an article on the subject of the dissertation -
- review of dissertation
/ - complete the dissertation
/ - defend a dissertation work
- approve a dissertation
- - devote the dissertation to smth
draw up the plan of the a dissertation -
compile the bibliography for the dissertation -
Collect material for the dissertation within limit-time -
Publish articles on the subject of dissertation- .
Write a summary of the dissertation -
the first chapter of the dissertation-
an introduction to the dissertation-
the conclusion of the dissertation-
Outline the main ideas of the dissertation-
Substantiate the main ideas of dissertation-
Prove the main ideas of dissertation-
Submit the dissertation for defence-
Present a review of the dissertation-
Receive a review of the dissertation-
The dissertation raises important problems-
The dissertation solves important problems-
a dissertation contains new scientific and technological data- -
a dissertation consists of... chapters - ...
the dissertation is a major contribution to science-
dissertation has been recommended for defence-
The dissertation has been approved by the research and development council.- - .
The subjects of dissertations are approved by the councils of higher Educational and research institutions- - .
The abstract should give clear- cut expose of the subject of the dissertation.- .
The papers published give a profound expose of the subject of the dissertation- .
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Scientific-technological problem- -
Different problems-
Numerous problems-
Problem of exceptional importance-
Problem of tremendous theoretical significance-
Problem in studying smth- -
Solution of a difficult problem-
Problem in utilizing smth- -
| The annotation clearly reflects the contents of the book. | . |
| It is impossible to elucidate all | |
| the problems in a brief | |
| annotation of the book. | . |
| Requirements for an abstract | |
| Write an abstract | |
| Publish an abstract | |
| Compile an abstract | |
| Use an abstract | |
| Dispense with the author's abstract | |
| Present a paper to a department | |
| Familiarize oneself with an abstract | |
| The abstract set out facts | |
| The abstract reveals the contents of smth. | |
| The abstract contains an analysis of... | |
| The abstract formulates the main proposition of smth. | -. |
| The most essential and distinctive feature of an abstract is its information value. |
| The evolution of the dissertation found its most comprehensive and convincing expressions in the review by an outside reviewer. | . |
| The review of the dissertation was written with due regard for the requirements imposed on doctoral dissertations. | , . |
| The review of the dissertation consists of practical comments and suggestions. | . |
| The article will be published | |
| The article is in print |
| The article has come out | |
| The article says that... | , ... |
| The article raises the question | , |
| of... | ... |
| The article gives the brief survey of literature | |
| The article contains interesting facts about... | ... |
Paper, article -
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scientific
popular
popular-scientific -
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survey
published article
Literature:
1. New English File Advanced. Students book. Oxford University Press, 2010.
2. New English File Advanced. Work book. Oxford University Press, 2010.
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Additional literature:
1. CD New English File for upper-intermediate level U-7 B
2. Raymond Murphy. English Grammar in Use. A self-study reference and practice book for intermediate students.
3. Business English. Market Leader. Longman 2009, by David Cotton.
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