They provide a heady sense of the first few fastest-moving years of his development, when he helped bring the Abstract Expressionist chapter of New York School painting to a close and lay the foundation for Minimalism.
In addition, this chapter gives an outline of the book organization with the abstracts of chapters.
Thumb through an art history textbook until you reach the Abstract Expressionism chapter.
Also excluded were letters, literature reviews, notes, conference or meeting abstracts, book chapters, editorials, dissertations, case reports or series, short reports, workshop reports, and practice guidelines.
The exclusion criteria were: (i) unreliably extracted data; (ii) over-lapped data sets; (iii) book chapters, abstract articles only, conference papers, reviews, theses, and posters; and (iv) in vitro or animal studies.
Her second novel, Cecilia (1782), had abstract nouns as chapter titles: A Supplication, A Provocation, A Perplexity, An Admonition.
He has written or co-written about 1,500 articles, abstracts and book chapters on cancer immunology, and has a 12percentt interest in a biotech company, Immunomedics Inc., in Morris Plain, that he established in 1982 to create products for the treatment of cancer and infectious diseases.
He has published more than 230 journal articles, abstracts and book chapters, and holds one patent with five more pending.
One strategy for this situation might be to send a reminder and include a brief outline and/or abstract of the chapter you'd like her to read in preparation for your next meeting.
It is a peer reviewed journal: in this area there is a significant "grey" literature often of un-refereed conference proceedings and extended abstracts or book chapters, but within the core scientific community, peer review is considered essential to establish the credentials and respectability of a study.
