Sentence examples for appendix it from inspiring English sources

Bookended by Ashcroft's preface and appendix, it runs to more than 600 pages, few of which tell us anything new.

There is an outline for the ending for "Infidelity" by Fitzgerald, which I published at the end of my book as an appendix; it lays out pretty clearly how the screenplay would have ended.

As Masanori Miyahara, the director of the Fisheries Agency of Japan, put it to me: "Cites Appendix One is too inflexible... once a species is listed in a Cites appendix, it will never be delisted or down-listed as the history of Cites clearly shows".

lifting theorem (see Appendix), it follows that G i ′ is weakly upper semicontinuous.

In the Appendix, it is shown that each efficiency region is a single connected region.

In an appendix, it investigates how large such changes must be before they can be detected and to what degree detection tends to lag the structural change.

Though Mr Bradley's book is undoubtedly scholarly, and boasts lots of footnotes and three appendices, it is never dull, and often hilarious.

It is no "appendix"... it is clearly a key part of the artistic culmination of the book itself.

"What people don't understand about surgical care," Bowman said, "is that it might cost 200 dollars to fix a ruptured appendix, but it's a one-time intervention.

It started off simply enough, with a voiceover explaining that if you have your appendix removed, it doesn't change your personality, because you're not your body.

A well-known example is the appendix: while it evolved to improve digestion for the vegetarian diet of earlier members of our clade, it has no function in human digestion and infection in the appendiceal lumen leads to appendicitis.