Isaacson's most impressive chapter, a little tour de force of historical synthesis, focuses on Franklin's role during the Paris peace negotiations that ended the War of Independence.
The result, "Port of Morrow," fuses pop melodies and pessimistic lyrics to produce yet another impressive chapter in the band's evolution.
In a program that has a long tradition of success in league and in the CIF Southern Section playoffs, La Cañada wrote another impressive chapter this past season.
The investigation of this qualitative form of temporal reasoning, and of related sorts of reasoning (e.g., plan recognition, which seeks to infer goals from observed actions, and narrative explanation, which seeks to fill in implicit information in a temporal narrative) is one of the most impressive chapters in the brief history of common sense logicism.
Coker makes an impressive case, discussing mutations in chapter 10 ("We Are All Mutants"), in what I consider one of the strongest chapters in the book.
That looks dangerously overoptimistic, says Michael Dittmar, from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich who publishes the final chapter of an impressive four-part analysis of the global nuclear industry on the arXiv today.
We are assembling the players and we have published our vision in a book, "Disrupting Unemployment" together with special chapters by an impressive list of i4j thought leaders.
We are assembling the players and we have published our vision in a book, "Disrupting Unemployment" together with special chapters by an impressive list of i4j thought leaders.
Whereas chapter 1 serves as an impressive introduction, touching on all important areas routinely encountered in daily peri-operative practice, chapters 2 and 3 provide in-depth coverage of the underlying principals of pathophysiology and pharmacology.
* Ethan Mordden's "Rodgers and Hammerstein," a lavishly illustrated study of the team's work that offers an impressive blend of scholarship and opinion, plus a chapter-by-chapter analysis of the musicals; it was published in October by Harry N. Abrams.
