Sentence examples for chapter content from inspiring English sources
This is evident in chapter content and structure of AR4, where, outside of the Polar Regions chapter, Indigenous populations are rarely profiled as an at-risk group, or considered to have 'special rights' in the context of a changing climate.
The Mexico City workshop in July 2011 will raise the profile of Indigenous issues, but the meeting was probably too late to have real influence, particularly with regards chapter content and scope.
While this may appear to be a domain specific problem, the puzzle "rules" directed the participants to develop a set of basic reasoning skills independent of the chapter content.
While it is CAs who are primarily responsible for chapter content and structure, external reviews are also important, with each chapter reviewed firstly by experts and then by governments and experts.
Alternatively, buy or borrow a previous edition for the chapter content, and use the reserve copy only for the homework problems.
Many textbooks offer a recap or summary of the chapter content and study questions or "food for thought" at the end of every chapter.
The penultimate section of the chapter concerns bioinspired architectural design, and this is followed by some final remarks by the chapter author, with an aim to more broadly contextualise the chapter contents.
Equally, the inclusion of the spinoff "Lost Chapters" content and good use of the Xbox Smartglass app improves the whole package making for entertaining, if undemanding, fantasy fare.
The feedback was collected in the form of a questionnaire filling form; the questions included rating of the eClinic and eBook chapters, content and information suggestions, general information about the users training background.
This chapter discusses content networking and its key concepts.
All patients who later formed the validation study group were asked, prior to the study, whether they fully understood the questions (items), whether they found any items ambiguous and whether they had any problems in answering them (see also the chapter titled 'Content validity').
