noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
doctoral
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His doctoral dissertation was entitled History, Historians and Poetry?
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Many doctoral dissertation proposals will be as long as 60 or more pages typed and double spaced.
■ VERB
write
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In practice, this meant that for six years he refused to take classes, attend seminars, or write a dissertation .
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I wanted to write a dissertation I could publish in book form that could be read by nonspecialists.
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In their third year, honours students also write a 10,000-word dissertation based on supervised research on a subject of their choice.
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I was personally reminded of it when I was writing my dissertation .
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Minor students have a free choice of final-year units but do not write a dissertation in History.
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I wrote papers and read dissertations .
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In all three degrees, students write a dissertation in final year.
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On the successful completion of these courses students will proceed to write a dissertation .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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As is often the case with dissertations, mine dealt with dramatic events but was abstract, academic, and lifeless.
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His dissertation on feline neural disorders would waIt.
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In effect, such an order intends that all dissertations and papers will be submitted for vetting.
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Limitations of space preclude a lengthy dissertation on what is a vast subject.
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Not demands, orders, or dissertations, just requests.
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The only exception to this happy situation is the case study or historical thesis or dissertation .
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This covers matriculation, tuition and one diet of examinations including examination of a postgraduate thesis or dissertation .
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This gives the user the opportunity to produce an index to a long document such as a report or a dissertation .