useful introduction

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useful
adjective
uk /ˈjuːs.fəl/ us /ˈjuːs.fəl/
effective; helping you to do or ...
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introduction
noun
uk /ˌɪn.trəˈdʌk.ʃən/ us /ˌɪn.trəˈdʌk.ʃən/
an occasion when something is put into use or brought to a place for the ...
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Examples of useful introduction

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It is a thorough and usefulintroduction with few surprises.
Chapter 1 provides a usefulintroduction to the book.
After a usefulintroduction by the editor, there follow four pairs of contributions.
However, it serves as a usefulintroduction for the rest of the study.
This is nonetheless a usefulintroduction to the history of this area.
The editors provide a usefulintroduction section for the 13 papers within the overall context.
Not bad, mostly empirical; usefulintroduction to numerical modelling ends the book.
The volume is divided into six sections including a very usefulintroduction and nineteen chapters.
It provides a usefulintroduction to an important, and often overlooked, arena of struggle.
The book is substantial, dividing into nine generous chapters plus a usefulintroduction and conclusion.
Nevertheless, this book provides a very usefulintroduction to physiological/biochemical aspects of abiotic stresses.
As such, the book is a usefulintroduction to the work of several young and upcoming scholars.
After the introduction to articulation in the first four chapters, chapter 5 gives a usefulintroduction to acoustic phonetics.
It starts off promisingly by offering readers at the outset a concise and usefulintroduction to different theoretical perspectives.
These summaries are certainly not comprehensive, but would serve as a usefulintroduction to anyone unfamiliar with these deposits.
Summarised in this way, the volume might seem to provide a usefulintroduction to an idiosyncratic set of arguments.
For those approaching technology of any kind in music for the first time, this book will be a usefulintroduction.
In summary, the book is a generally usefulintroduction to the area of robust speech recognition and parsing, appealing perhaps to graduate students.
In all, the book provides a usefulintroduction to the subject of seventeenthcentury new towns and to their origins, development and features.
This is basically a well-written account of dimensional theory which will provide a useful introduction for students, and they will certainly benefit from reading it.
The result is to provide both a usefulintroduction to novices and a thought-provoking analysis for those already familiar with much of the literature.
All the essays are substantial, and their range is such as to provide a very usefulintroduction to their general subject.
Still, the anthology might serve as a usefulintroduction to important discussions within the diverse range of issues related to distributive justice.
Each chapter has a usefulintroduction which summarises key issues and a summary\\conclusion which puts the disease into context in the triplet repeat field.
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