Sentence examples for In the chapters of from inspiring English sources

It also provides an overview of the information provided in the chapters of the book.

As Hobbes points out in the chapters Of Philosophy and Of Method in the first part (Computation or Logic) of the first section (Concerning Body) of his Elements of Philosophy (1655), knowledge is the result of the manipulation of sensory input based on the employment of logical rules of reasoning (ratiocination) in acts of what he calls "computation".

Court life, as she experienced it, is well reflected in the chapters of Genji written after she joined Shōshi.

[ 20] Analysis of data from the National Population Health Survey (NPHS) in the chapters of this report confirms that social structural factors such as income, education, occupation, family structure and social support are especially important in explaining women's and men's health (see, for example, the chapter on "Multiple Roles and Women's Mental Health in Canada").

In all the chapters of human history, there has never been anything quite like America.

In 1998, the chapters of the series were released as a tankōbon.

In the chapter of his Phenomenology entitled Lordship and Bondage, Hegel writes that human beings exist "only in being acknowledged".

Ferguson does not mention Beckham's wife, Victoria, in the chapter of the book that he devotes to the player.

"Having fluid boundaries and keeping your geography open" comes first, she said, elaborating on an entry in the chapter of "The Boomers' Guide" called "The Search Is On".

In the Chapter "Of Conquest" Locke explicitly lists the limits of the legitimate power of conquerors.

The new semiotic conception is detailed in the chapter of The Problem of Christianity entitled "Perception, Conception and Interpretation".