I have to go back to an earlier section to drop in a couple of references to him.
As one of the section openers I wanted one of Picasso's versions of Velasquez's Las Meninas, having used the original to open an earlier section.
It seems so obvious to me now but if you want to change an earlier section of a tapestry, everything has to be unpicked.
Electrophoresis, described in an earlier section of this article, is an important method in the separation of biopolymers namely, deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) molecules and proteins.
I want to read and to admire, and if I like zip I also love books that make you stop, think, consider, perhaps go back to an earlier section.
In an earlier section of "Why I Am Not a Feminist," Crispin rails against feminist flippancy toward men, writing, "It is always easier to find your sense of value by demeaning another's value.
One reason, as an earlier section of this report has described, was the failure to deal decisively with the bad loans clogging its banks, which propped up inefficient "zombie" companies rather than forcing them into liquidation.
(This illustrates a point raised in an earlier section: namely, that attempts to justify the choice of a hypothesis rest on expectations about future discoveries. See Discovery, justification, and falsification).
This notion is particularly odd given an earlier section of the book in which Nunberg does a nice critical number on what is surely the most overrated essay in the modern canon, George Orwell's turgid, self-righteous and philosophically hopeless "Politics and the English Language".
In a final section called "Génie," whose haunting, incantatory rhythms Ashbery renders more precisely and more beautifully than any previous translator, the poet exhorts us to embrace the vaguely Christlike figure of the title — perhaps the same genie who appears in an earlier section, described as holding "the promise of a multiple and complex love": He has known us all and loved us all.
