Sentence examples for chapter is that from inspiring English sources
The general premise of this chapter is that mattering is highly relevant to daily life and it is a concept that people can easily relate to and understand.
That is, the modeling framework discussed in this chapter is that of time-discrete dynamical systems over a finite state set.
The premise of this chapter is that technology is an effective means to simulate natural landscapes as a substitute for actual immersion in nature.
The weakest chapter is that devoted to multisystem trauma.
What you realize by the time you reach even the soup chapter is that this is a cuisine seemingly designed for large groups and sharing.
And the central message of that chapter is that we simply do not know how the climate is going to change in many cases.
The last two chapters are that way, he explained, "because I find that the world does not have a symmetrical structure".
What was absurd about this chapter was that Kerry's comment drew more media attention than a New York Times story that disclosed an October 18 classified briefing of the US Central Command reporting that Iraq was edging toward "chaos".
A theme running through most chapters is that there is a dominant 'western' (Cannon; Voss and Funk) or 'modern' (Hewitt; Geiselhart et al).
My judgment, confirmed after trudging through three or four chapters, was that "Battle Ready" is a camel, a camel being defined as a horse built by committee.
I was raving so much about how engaging and suspenseful the first few chapters were that my sister bought it on her Kindle so that we could read side by side.
