Sentence examples for collection of chapters from inspiring English sources
This book contains a collection of chapters written by many of the original inventors of the major ray tracing algorithms.
In fact, despite its capacious title, two-thirds of this book -- or rather, this collection of chapters -- turns out to be devoted to two writers: Brown and Emerson.
The result is a collection of chapters that explore potentials and limitations of political gardening as a practice to envision and implement a more sustainable and just city.
This edited compilation contains a collection of chapters from invited experts in various areas of ground improvement, who have illustrated the basic concepts and the applications of different ground improvement techniques using real projects that they have been involved in.
Overall, this is a very useful collection of chapters that provides reviews of an important source of evidence for understanding human brain function that has been collected during clinically relevant investigations.
This collection of chapters from respected scholars takes an international, comparative approach and explores how these different legal systems have borrowed theorisations and articulations of the prosecutorial role from each other in adapting the office to changing conditions and expectations.
At times, Schmidle's work, a collection of chapter-length anecdotes, coheres little better than Pakistani politics.
Perhaps the biggest problem with collections of chapters such as these is that the most efficient authors get the poorest deal, as their chapters are often out of date before the book appears.
"…a collection of edited chapters written by various experts on NoC and on-chip communications design; the editors contributed to several of the chapters and, for the others, drew on several colleagues including those participating in Complain, the Finnish-Swedish Excite research project.
He composed from the Novels (Novellae constitutiones post Codicem) of Justinian the Collectio 87 capitulorum ("Collection of 87 Chapters").
At Constantinople he composed the "Collection of 87 Chapters," a synthesis of the emperor Justinian's supplementary legislation on church matters.
