“Brouwer emphasizes, as he had done in his dissertation, that formalism presupposes contextual mathematics at the metalevel.”

“In 1941 he received the degree of Doctor of Science for a dissertation Structure of isomorphic representable infinite algebras and groups.”

“His doctorate was awarded by Leiden in 1870 for a dissertation Homography applied to the theory of quadric surfaces.”

“He makes his living writing term papers and dissertations before he gets recruited by a spy agency and sent all over the world by them.”

“She is prolific, with dozens of titles to her credit and several doctoral dissertations and academic titles written on her work.”

“They can continue classes or use the research as their master's theses and doctoral dissertations.”