You can compose Chapter 3 on your placemat, thanks to the Bluetooth Virtual Keyboard, a three-and-a-half-inch gizmo that projects a functional, full-sized QWERTY onto any flat surface (at thinkgeek.com, for $149.99, and it works with a P.D.A., too).
Birmingham composed the chapter as an "entertainment" for historians at a workshop in 1999, and it maintains the feeling of a lecture.
By the time he composed this chapter of Characters, he could write, "We can conceive no one to play Macbeth properly, or to look like a man that had encountered the Weïrd Sisters".
A cookbook is composed of chapters on a specific theme and each chapter is composed of recipes.
Indeed, as she says of herself in an interview that composes chapter one of the book, "I feel sure that in order to keep my feminist work alive I have to keep it at bay, at a bit of a distance" (2001, 26).
In a traditional memoir, chapters are written; in this sort of composed memoir, chapters are assembled out of small journal entries, developed or expanded a bit, or edited.
'Cycle One' is composed of chapters alternating between Jane's widowhood in real life – the grief she feels in the face of Jim's death muddied by the anger she feels towards Polaris – and Jim's experience in the afterlife, whereas 'Two' and 'Three' play back scenes from their marriage.
The bulk of each issue of Shonen Jump is composed of chapters from the seven manga titles currently in serialization.
Professor Grinnell pursues his arguments so dispassionately that I honestly thought, for a moment, he was sending science up by composing a chapter in the style of a research paper.
ICPC is organised in chapters corresponding to organ system and includes a chapter for psychological problems (P chapter), composed of defined symptoms and syndromes, of which schizophrenia is assigned the code P72.
