Sentence examples for chapter sums up from inspiring English sources
This concluding chapter sums up the formal analysis and verification techniques for high-level design descriptions presented throughout the book.
This chapter sums up the drug targeting potential of the engineered liposomes, with contemporary trends in the field of liposomal research.
This last chapter sums up much of the previous lessons taught in the book and also is a topic to which students at HBCUs can relate.
Only in the final chapter, "Summing Up", does Lownie allow subjectivity to surface, and to good effect.
The opening words of its final chapter sum up the book's thesis: "Australia is a lucky country run mainly by second rate people who share its luck.
In her chapter on Bosnia, she sums up the problem for any great power attempting to end incessant warfare and bring order: "Outsiders can induce self-sustaining democratic change only by persuading local actors to want such change and then empowering them to effect it in a resistant environment".
The report sums up a chapter of devastating failure by the Labour government in its policies and postures towards defence and the armed services, in which Tony Blair, Gordon Brown and their senior civil servants, and some service chiefs, must shoulder a fair amount of the blame.
Sisterly to the last, she includes information about how other abused women can get help, and sums up that chapter of her life with the words: "I thought about the peace that Rick had experienced so rarely in his life, and I hoped with all my heart that he had finally found it".
The introduction to this chapter is very useful and sums up the history of immunity/inflammation research, by highlighting all the key findings in the last half-century or so.
Literally so, because each chapter begins with the neighborhood's final "blackboard newsletter" of the year, summing up the significant (national) events of, say, 1952, 1966 or 1980.
