Sentence examples for chapters of introduction from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, his long chapters of introduction and conclusion are at times baffling and, with their strained analogies to "evolutionary ecology," even infuriating, but the clarity, vitality and wild substance of the translations themselves more than make up for this.

The chapters of Introduction will be referred to as "Intro".

A variety of related paradoxes is discussed in the second chapter of the Introduction to Whitehead and Russell (1910, 2nd edn 60-65), as well as in the entry on paradoxes and contemporary logic in this encyclopedia.

For an example of the power of kinematic visual representations to provide and increase understanding of a subject, see the first two "chapters" of the online introduction to braid theory by Ester Dalvit (2012, Other Internet Resources).

The scope of this chapter comprises the introduction of the basic concepts of signals, systems, and transforms in the continuous-time domain.

Nevertheless, as the following discussion shows, Surveyor Voice appears to be especially prevalent in particular sections of chapters including the introduction and other segments oriented toward explaining the past.

It provided students with seven chapters: one introduction on the topic of English pronunciation and six chapters covering six error type categories.

This chapter provides an introduction of architecture of network systems.

The 13 chapters and substantive introduction of this volume discuss various aspects of naturbanity: the histories of park creation; interaction between people and parks; urban governance and parks; urban conservation models; wildlife management; environmental education; and so on.

Olle Qvarnstrom provides a critical edition and English translation of the Samkhya and Vedanta chapters of this treatise and a historical introduction.

After three pages of introduction, the English version starts with Changeux's chapter on the Beautiful.