Sentence examples for conclusion chapter from inspiring English sources
Conclusion chapter abstractThe conclusion recapitulates the book's key arguments, fast-forwarding to the mid-eighteenth century to test the assertion that the Ottoman Mediterranean was a legal space, defined in large part by the challenge of piracy.
Conclusion chapter abstractThis concluding chapter shows that the trajectory of the Jews of Iran from the early twentieth century led them ultimately to integration into each of the nation-building projects of that era.
M.A. McKean, Clark Gibson and Elinor Ostrom, "Conclusion," Chapter 9, in People and Forests: Communities, Institutions, and Governance (2000), pp. 227-242, CaMIT PressMIT Press.
Redding's conclusion chapter considers the imperative for intellectualism during a time of both war and technology and, while it avoids prescriptive solutions, the issues raised in its conclusion warrant greater consideration of the implications of living in a time of technological, discursive, and capitalistic convergence.
Isaac is released later in the year and reunites with Miria in Chicago, as told in Conclusion Chapter Peter Pan In Chains.
Conclusion chapters are pretty short (e.g. 4-10 pases) as you're not really summarizing your results, as making broad statements about what you learned and what the direction of future work will be on the subject.
Both authors contributed to the discussion and conclusion chapters.
In order to give theoretical background to workshop results, we present the basics of self-organising peer-to-peer production in chapter 2. These ideas are revisited in conclusions (chapter 5).
The specific analysis tools used relative to the evaluation criteria were (Box 2): Findings and Conclusions: Chapter IV provides an analysis of the evidence relating to the evaluation criteria, and addresses the key evaluation questions as set out in the evaluation Terms of Reference.
The work could certainly have benefitted from a conclusion separate from the last chapter, positioning Chapuys in the wider context of his time, among his fellow ambassadors.
Subsequently we present a brief review of the application of these methods in forest surveys (chapter 3), and, finally, we discuss advantages and disadvantages of the different approaches and make conclusions (chapters 4 and 5).
