Sentence examples for contained in chapters from inspiring English sources

The Florida Election Code ("Code"), contained in chapters 97 106, Florida Statutes (2000), sets forth specific criteria regulating elections.

related to physical processes in dispersive media or in general relativity— a detailed study of the relativistic optic, mechanical and electromagnetic models resulting in generalizations of the Finsler, Lagrange and pseudo-Riemannian geometries is contained in Chapters XI and XII of the monograph [19] (see [21] on such generalizations suggested from higher energy physics).

This is general agreement on movement of citizens between the two countries, contained in chapter 10, separate from the rules around $150m IFA projects.

The oldest preserved hagiography of Saint Jovan Vladimir is contained in Chapter 36 of the Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja.

This followed a statutory amendment in 1944 that read "Nothing herein contained shall render women ineligible as candidates", and was contained in Chapter 1 of Statute 1.

Recommendations: Based on the conclusions contained in chapter V, the evaluation makes the following seven specific recommendations.

Too overheated to bring clarity to the scene, Tapper gives titles to his chapters taken from conversations reported within them, titles that reflect the book's lack of structure by having (often) nothing to do with the issues or arguments contained in the chapters.

They are contained in a chapter of the report that calls for "a global strategy" to get at the roots of terrorism that -- while never directly challenging President Bush's 2002 "National Security Strategy" -- makes it clear that the commission concludes that the Bush administration's efforts so far are inadequate.

His detailed analysis of the mistakes made by the succession of patient involvement bodies, from the CHC to the LINk, contained in his chapter 6, Patient and Public local involvement and scrutiny, pages 481-587, makessentialal reading for any new local Healthwatch body now being set up, on how not to run a patient-engagement group.

A discussion of low literacy users and how eye tracking can help researchers to better understand this unique audience group is contained in this chapter.

Additionally, it highlights what is contained in each chapter and provides author affiliations and additional background details about each of the authors.