Sentence examples for chapter referred to from inspiring English sources

Islam bases its practice of circumcision on the Genesis 17 narrative, the same Biblical chapter referred to by Jews.

What then?" FOR THE RECORD: "Falling Into the Fire": A review in the July 28 Arts & Books section of the book "Falling Into the Fire" by Christine Montross said that one chapter referred to the amputation of a healthy limb as the only cure for body dysmorphic disorder, or BDD.

"I said, if you go on a roof, you're not covered," said Jacqueline Williams, the leader of the teachers' union chapter, referring to teachers' insurance coverage.

"We know that so many young people in Iran are fed up, and they just want to be heard," said Roozbeh Mazhari, 29, one of the hosts of "Next Chapter," referring to the sandwiching of the tape.

Angus Hawkins praises Lord Derby's passive strategy for fomenting divisions among his opponents and keeping his own side united, even if this is contradicted by Saunders in the next chapter, referring to Disraeli "ending the wilderness years of Lord Derby's lethargic and ineffectual leadership".

This chapter refers to such documents as intensional documents.

To this end, the chapter refers to the concept of equivalent triangular storm (e.t.s).s

The chapter refers to NIST Big Data Reference Architecture BDRAandand summarizes general requirements to Big Data systems described in NIST documents.

The risk of osteonecrosis development has already been described in the chapter referring to the osteonecrosis risk.

Test and integration, in this chapter, refer to verifying and validating the design and the development effort.

The third section of this chapter refers to the categorization of clay resources and the resource evaluation process.