This chapter tracks the safety system from its building stage through factory acceptance testing, delivery, and installation, and into final testing for handover to the operating team.
This chapter tracks the evolution of gene concept in the 21st century from the discovery of Mendel's work on inheritance to the sequencing of the human genome.
As for the banks, Packer devotes one chapter, tracking a man who'd gone into banking because banking "wasn't that hard" and who, while peddling ever riskier bank products yet feeling finance is a "confidence game," gives little thought to clients or country, only to his increasingly larger apartments -- confirming for many, no doubt, capitalism's disdain for the demos.
This chapter discusses track stiffness design in high-speed turnouts.
This process allowed Jorgensen to create what he calls "icons" for each chapter or track.
Churchward dispenses with most of this history in an early chapter, and tracks Liberman's rapid rise through the ranks at Condé Nast alongside his career as an artist.
Chapters that track Kate's attempts to learn the truth alternate with flashbacks from Amelia's perspective, in which she struggles against social pressures, including the hazing rituals of a secretive school club.
He puts that understanding to good use in core chapters that track in detail how four uncontested masterworks came to be: the Villa Savoye outside Paris, the Unité d'Habitation in Marseille, the Chandigarh government centre in India and the French hilltop church at Ronchamp.
Indeed, it's easy to envision an automated system which takes a simple text document, parses it into sentences, bullet points, paragraphs, sections and chapters, and tracks the estimation and progress of those elements — at whichever scale makes sense in that context — instead of tickets.
Last year, Tom Derderian, the president of the New England chapter of U.S.A. Track and Field, proposed that a pedestrian bridge be built over the marathon course where it enters the city, in Allston.
