Sentence examples for chapter on chapter from inspiring English sources

I would advise against trawling through the book chapter on chapter as this approach will cause cases to merge and some cross-covered aspects to blur.

The book contains 12 chapters: three chapters on neurophysiology and clinical measurement, five chapters on neuropharmacology, one chapter on the sitting position in anaesthesia, and three chapters relating to neurointensive care.

Dissertation—The dissertation topic must include a substantial quotient of material from both the French and the Italian tradition, and the dissertation must include, either (1) at least one chapter on French materials and one chapter on Italian materials, or (2) at least two chapters focusing on a comparison between French and Italian materials.

Shifting the spotlight to "Control, Optimization & Flight State Measurement", Part II combines one chapter on measurement techniques with five chapters on control of kite and ground stations, and two chapters on optimization.

With a view out a large picture window of the Atlantic Ocean, tossed into a white chop by howling gales, and with Beethoven's A-minor string quartet playing at top volume on a phonograph, Cohn banged out chapter after chapter on a manual typewriter.

RK: You have a couple chapters; you have one chapter on infrastructure that walks us through all the different ways that our system is just breaking down and falling behind.

Is based chapter by chapter on outstanding papers from the international workshop ACAN 2012 held in conjunction with AAMAS in Valencia, Spain.

That tone comes courtesy of Weir's strongly plotted novel, which he initially gave away free chapter by chapter on his website before it became a print bestseller and was scooped up by Hollywood.

Rather, in this final section of this survey of Du Châtelet's natural philosophy, we focus on one chapter of that later material both to show ways in which the earlier chapters affect those that follow, and to show the limits to the characterization of Du Châtelet as a metaphysical systematizer.[27] This chapter is chapter 16: On Newtonian Attraction.

The AUSFTA contained numerous provisions either directly or indirectly related to medicines regulation in Australia, particularly Annex 2C of Chapter Two, Chapter Seventeen on intellectual property and Chapter Twenty One on dispute resolution.

"Genesis on Twitter, chapter by chapter, was a way of engaging nonbelievers with this riotous challenging text," she said.