Sentence examples for chapter introduction from inspiring English sources
The ethical dimension is usually nothing more than an add-on in an isolated chapter, introduction paragraph, or in a separate course on business ethics.
The last chapter in the three chapter introduction to Intel® Architecture, this chapter covers the modern Intel® Core™ microarchitectures.
The first chapter, "Introduction" of the new edition, consists of two aspects: chemistry of inorganic synthesis and major scientific issues in modern inorganic synthetic chemistry.
Robert M. Grant has written a compact six chapter introduction to the Irenaean contribution (pp. 1 53) accompanied with extensive translations of selected parts of Against Heresies.
Again, Hanks could have done much to alleviate this problem by tackling it head-on in the chapter introduction, which as it stands is devoted to biographical sketches and summaries of the individual selections, offering no conceptual architecture that will help the reader to integrate them and locate their convergence on critical questions of technology and values.
Let the animated chapter introductions fill in the blanks.
They take readers right into Ms. Trilling's community and, along with her headnotes and chapter introductions, give a compelling sense of a way of life at once ancient and modern.
2. 20th century decorating, architecture & gardens : 80 years of ideas and pleasure from House & garden / book edited by Mary Jane Pool text edited & chapter introductions by Caroline Seebohm designed by Miki Denhof.
In her (1986) book, Churchland distilled eliminativist arguments of the past decade, unified the pieces of the philosophy of science underlying them, and sandwiched the philosophy between a five-chapter introduction to neuroscience and a 70-page chapter on three then-current theories of brain function.
This article has been modified from the chapters Introduction.
Beginning the second year, students had to defend their project's proposal; a process that entailed completing the thesis' first three chapters (introduction, literature review, and methodology) and a short oral defence.
