Sentence examples for chapter observes from inspiring English sources

This chapter observes the Saccharomyces gene deletion project.

This chapter observes the phylogenetic axis of hardware bioinspired systems, most known as evolvable hardware (EHW).

The chapter observes the technical aspects of the implementation as well as the cognitive processes regarding the visitors of the exhibition.

The chapter observes that the major problem in materials processing with nondiffracting beam arrays is the uniformity of the illuminating beam.

The chapter observes that embryology; in particular; the problem of cellular differentiation can be a field of application of Thom's catastrophe theory, that is, a mathematical theory of morphogenesis, based on the study of the property of structural stability by topology and differential analysis.

The chapter also observes the more abstract structures that surround and inform these systems the notions of evolution, creativity, and the aesthetic object, the biological metaphors, the ideas of creative agency as well as the aims and desires that propel them.

Hoskins starts this chapter by observing that in 1500 in Tudor times there were roughly three sheep for every human being in England, perhaps 8 million sheep to two and a half million people.

Another chapter discusses observed effects of endocrine-disruptor exposures during different critical windows on fertility and reproductive functions in women.

In chapter 14, Pip observes: It is a most miserable thing to feel ashamed of home.

Seven chapters later, she observes: "Second homes and vacation homes can be like love affairs and second marriages".

In this way, the argument tracks with one made by the fictional narrator of "The Pale King" — who is named, in a po-mo fillip, David Wallace — and who observes in Chapter 9 how potentially controversial issues of tax reform can be hidden in plain sight via the government's ability to make the data-dump insurmountable.