In a crisp chapter, Venter recounts the war as an unrelenting nightmare of enemy attacks and broken bodies.
It is for this reason that Russia's undisputed national poet is not better appreciated outside his homeland.Mr Binyon's work follows the trajectory of the poet's life in conventional fashion, his crisp chapter headings—"Ancestry and Childhood, 1799-1811", "In Search of a Wife, 1826-29", "Tiredired Slave, 1833-34"—somethingg sofetheng of the businesslike way this biography has been tackled.
Rather than take chances, Mr. Ollestad falls back on the conventional format of cross-cutting, so that chapters about his pre-catastrophe childhood alternate with short, crisp, impressionistic glimpses of the plane crash and its aftermath.
As an alternative to the crisp representation of map units in classical detailed soil mapping, this chapter presents the development of a decision-support system for fuzzification of soil maps.
Presumably, the first chapter runs along these lines: "Reader, the outside air was crisp.
Endpoint, I thought, would end a chapter in a book beyond imagining, that got reset in crisp exotic type a future I — a miracle!
The prose is crisp, the story as gripping as a thriller, even though by the third chapter it inevitably gets bogged down in a morass of names and details.
Instead, we have a steady procession of names and events which then seeps into the 1900s with a highly perfunctory chapter covering the entire century - the Attlee administration being dispatched in a few crisp sentences.
This chapter introduces the CRISP-DM standard data mining process and characterizes how JDM supports the various phases of this process.
Her final chapter, reflecting on multiculturalism from the personal perspective of a British Asian Londoner, is arguably the woolliest part of what is an otherwise intellectually crisp book.
