Sentence examples for chapters 2 from inspiring English sources

His cell contained "a Bible open to John Chapters 2 and 3" and "pictures of his family out and arranged in a poster-board fashion", the report says.

The Jewish canon lumps all together as The Twelve and divides Joel into four chapters; Christian versions combine chapters 2 and 3.

But Applebaum provides this in the introduction and in Chapters 2 and 3, which analyze the totalitarian character of the Soviet system under Stalin, driven by ideology and a hunger for power as well as geopolitical considerations.

In Castro's cell, officials found a Bible open to John, Chapters 2 and 3 and pictures of Castro's family arranged "in a poster-board fashion," according to the report.

Granger's analysis of mathematical style takes up chapters 2, 3, and 4 of his book.

See Jørgensen (1997, Chapters 2 and 4) for more details on NEF's and Tweedie distributions, respectively.

Chapters 2 5 are included in this part.

Chapters 2 3 discuss the transition from conventional human physiology to the holistic evolutionary human physiology.

In Chapters 2 4, they outline the tools used in paleontology, genomics, and evolutionary biology to discover and examine the evidence.

The proofs of measurability of the functions that stay under integral signs (Lemmas 1-5) use ideas from [5] (Chapters 2-5) and [6] (Chapter 2).

The extent to which welfare programs do generate behavioral change is, of course, a subject of considerable debate amongst scholars of social policy (for a helpful review of the debate, see Deacon 2002: chapters 2 5).