Sentence examples for chapter that describes from inspiring English sources

Sally Stone, Northbrook, IL Dr. Shapiro responds: In the book "Practical Pain Management" (2001), A. L. Ray and A. Zbik have a chapter that describes their use of E.M.D.R. therapy for chronic pain.

"All books about all revolutions begin with a chapter that describes the decay of tottering authority or the misery and sufferings of people," wrote the Polish journalist Ryszard Kapuscinski in his book, Shah of Shahs, about Iran's revolution.

The book is divided in eight chapters with an introductory chapter that explains the study; a background chapter that describes the study sites; five chapters that describe markets, risks, livelihood strategies, households and development; and a concluding chapter with a discussion of practical implications of this study for pastoral development.

This is followed by a chapter that describes the study area and data used in the regression analysis.

Nonreplicating and oncolytic adenoviral vectors are discussed in chapter 1, followed by a chapter that describes the immunogenicity of these vectors and the pathways of adenoviral infection.

Take the chapter that describes a dinner party hosted by one Begum Sufiya Kamal, who is "a good-hearted woman, and very popular in Dacca".

History moved on, and so did language, with an urge to make it more open and accessible to all with the opening of a new chapter that described "a table alphabeticall conteyning and teaching the true writing, and understanding of hard vsuall English words".

Occasionally the writing resorts to basic fare: "The boy stumbled and fell … He staggered to the controls and cut the throttle". The structure includes short inter-chapters that describe the geological evolution and inundation of Doggerland, but these add little to the narrative and clarify less.

The first section consists of four chapters that describe strategies for multi-scale quantum models and present an overview of the current state-of-the-art molecular modelling methodologies most relevant to handling these complex systems with quantum mechanics and molecular simulation.

From a broad-based literature search, we identified several key papers and book chapters that describe the impact of a variety of factors on success of implementation.

Each year three volumes are produced presenting approximately 20 chapters that describe the latest technology in the use of computers today.