Sentence examples for chapter reference from inspiring English sources

In this section, before clause (1), the words "In this subchapter" are substituted for "As used in this chapter" and "Whenever in this chapter reference is made to. . .

The credentials recognized as "Expert Qualifications" for toxicologists are discussed in the chapter "Reference Guide to Toxicology" (Goldstein and Henifen 2011).

At the end of the chapter, references are included for further reading for the benefit of advanced readers.

"To Have and Have Another" explores the work of Hemingway through more than 50 of his drinks, each one complete with the recipe and chapter references noting where they're consumed in the novels and stories.

As readers go further into specific radio frequency/microwave healthcare and biosensing topics presented in other chapters of the book, they are encouraged to use the chapter references or contact the chapter authors to obtain relevant information and methods of self-learning on corresponding microwave theory and techniques topics.

Exhibits are loosely grouped into "chapters" referencing the potential motivations of humans to create such as play, language, pattern and memory.

Furthermore, in some chapters referencing peer-reviewed literature, the conclusions often are based more on advocacy and opinion than on the scientific facts.

She was referring to Catherine Sigel Hawley's chapter, her reference in times of trouble.

The book offers three chapters of introductory material with numerous examples, eight chapters of reference material, and one chapter of extended examples and additional exercises.

But many things could still trip the effort, including Russian opposition to any Chapter 7 reference as well as any language explicitly condemning the Assad regime for using chemical weapons.

Research achievements offered in the chapter have reference for further non-linear finite element analysis and design of concrete-filled steel tubular structure and steel structure after fire.