Sentence examples for chapter ordered from inspiring English sources

The chapter ordered that 13 canons, including the succentor and the archdeacon, should immediately "erect, construct, build, and duly repair their manses, and the enclosures of their gardens within the college of Moray".

Chapter 2 A = P. Chapter 3 Ordered A + B -> Products.

Correspondence organized alphabetically; proceedings arranged in chapter order.

Organized as follows: general correspondence, arranged alphabetically; participant correspondence, arranged alphabetically; and proceedings, arranged in chapter order.

"There is a flow to books, and there's voice to them," said Don Kilburn, chief executive of Pearson Learning Solutions, which does allow instructors to change chapter orders and insert material from other sources.

He approaches literature almost as if it were a branch of science, governed by laws that are quantifiable and predictable, as when he talks of devising an algorithm, later discarded, to determine an optimum chapter order for his novel or when he compares writing to the annealing of metals.

The book has a very short introduction and no conclusion to summarise the contributions; the chapter order (first, the banking crisis, then a defence of short selling, then Albert's thesis) doesn't appear to be a logical progression.To use the meteorological metaphor of the title, the authors can't decide whether there will be a drought or a flood.In a sense, this is understandable.

This series is organized according to the chapter order of the book, with the notes on Betsy Ross at the end of the subseries.

This series is organized roughly according to the original chapter order of the book; however, some animals represented in the notes did not receive an essay in the final publication, and not all of the animals in the book are represented in the notes.

As the sole author, Martin begins each new book with an outline of the chapter order and may write a few successive chapters from a single character's viewpoint instead of working chronologically.

There are slight differences in wording and chapter order between the three versions, but for the most part they are the same, with one important exception: the "Q/A" and "Capitula" versions contain a passage that discusses how closely a man and a woman can be related before they are prohibited from being married; the "Letter" version omits this passage.