Sentence examples for chapter points from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, this chapter points out what are the required data, which should be extracted from experiments.
This chapter points out some specific bloopers regarding text and writing.
The chapter points out that the three-level architecture provides a higher level of program/data independence.
Finally, this chapter points out observations of many collective processes in low-temperature laboratory i dusty plasmas.
This chapter points out the inherent pitfalls of both experimental design and data analysis and compares alternative methods.
The final section of this chapter points out the shortcomings of slowly-changing dimensions compared to bitemporal dimensions.
My daughter spent the rest of this chapter pointing out the paradoxical nature of the "no thinking" rule, which takes thought even to formulate.
Speaking via Skype from his office in New York, Kahale thumbs through the investment chapter, pointing out the critical loopholes that leave Australia wide open.
The most potent weapon was developed in 1970 — the RICO statute, to which Reppetto devotes a full chapter, pointing out that it took its creator, G. Robert Blakey, a decade of proselytizing before prosecutors would employ it.
Current pathologies of articular cartilage are daring us to find ultimate therapeutic solutions and we expect to contribute to the needed discussion with the present chapter, pointing examples of marine functional biomaterials and proposing possible paths to be followed.
Until 1973, homosexuality was among the D.S.M.'s disorders, and critics of the present chapter point to the condemnation the volume once inflicted on gay men and lesbians — condemnation that both reflected and bolstered the prevailing cultural perspective — by way of arguing that the current manual, the D.S.M.-IV, is full of unfounded and damaging sexual judgments.
