The president's 2015 re-election campaign has just been swelled by a stand-alone chapter.
The Same but Different contains no thematic or chronological sections: each essay is a stand-alone chapter.
In a stand-alone chapter on The Enormous Room, Gandal makes the compelling case that what makes E. E. Cummings accept his imprisonment for having been suspected of sedition is that his jail is run not by the meritocratized American army, but by the French army, which "does not assess each [prisoner] separately or distinguish between them on the basis of individual attributes and behaviors" (72).
By the fourth report in 2007, this had shifted dramatically: health was a stand-alone chapter with hundreds of references exploring the historical and future projected effects of climate change on health.
The first half opens with a brilliant, stand-alone chapter about the Brookers' tripe shop-cum-lodging house, No 22 Darlington Street.
Designed as a guided presentation, or a stand alone.
Will it be a stand alone unit?
Instead, we get stand-alone chapters on a variety of people and situations, linked only vaguely by the fact that they concern, in one way another, the different ways in which we think about the past.
He has been defined as "quirky" so much that it's a relief to have to use that tired cliché only once here, with regard to the book's structure – a winning mix of manual, biography and anthropological study presented over 10 stand-alone chapters.
Subsequently, three new stand-alone chapters were added ("Functional Neuroanatomy," "Biogenic Amines," and a revised "Parkinson's Disease").
Individual concepts are treated as stand-alone chapters; readers can explore any single concept with minimal cross-referencing to the rest of the book.
