Sentence examples for chapter encompasses from inspiring English sources

This chapter encompasses the social responsibility we have as scientists and engineers.

The chapter encompasses various studies undertaken to develop cellulases and hemicellulases that are stable toward variety of ILs.

In "A Distant War," Mr. Nickelsberg dwells into all four violent phases that followed: His first chapter encompasses the ending years of the Soviet occupation in the late 1980s and the fight for Kabul and other major cities that ensued.

The chapter encompasses practical pretreatment experience with desalination plants using both open intakes and subsurface intakes and contains guidance of how to select intake configuration that minimizes downstream pretreatment requirements for the site-specific conditions of a given desalination project.

This chapter encompasses a review on the system of responsive polymer brushes, while specifically focusing on the large potential that these systems can have in the field of biomedical applications.

The chapter encompasses Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, Santa Barbara, San Bernardino, Riverside and Kern counties.

In the mid-19th century, when Whig and Clio grew too large to provide intimate fellowship, the Princeton campus was fertile soil for fraternities, whose chapters encompassed members of both halls as brothers and reached to neighboring colleges as well.

The factors covered by these chapters encompass a broad range of intellectual concerns, ranging from regulations and legal frameworks (global governance, patent law and policy), to overarching global phenomena (globalization, migration, urbanization, the media), to a specific consideration of the role of economic, political, and corporate policies and practices.

The first twelve chapters of the Fourth Gospel cover a span of three Passovers, or three years, but the next five chapters encompass just the duration of the Last Supper.

The chapter also encompasses diverse prevention methods ranging from physical design of homes and communities, to neighborhood watch, educating the public, unique interventions, the prevention of drug abuse, and deterrence, incapacitation, and rehabilitation.

The Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, which has been at the forefront of discussions of such controversies as the gay kisses on TV's "Roseanne" and "Melrose Place," will announce today the establishment of a new national organization formally merging its powerful Los Angeles and New York chapters and encompassing all other existing local chapters.