Sentence examples for earlier in chapter from inspiring English sources

The decision to focus the search on a hashtag instead of a keyword was made because of the specific function of hashtags as described earlier in chapter 2.1.

Global marketing logistics, referred to earlier in chapter four, can present to the unwary and uninitiated an enormously formidable barrier.

"Benjamin Franklin is the founding father who winks at us," wrote Isaacson early in Chapter One in "Benjamin Franklin: An American Life".

Any appeal of an everlasting life is lost early in Chapter One — the characters are largely depressed, repressed and, despite their extended lifespans, terrified of dying.

As noted earlier in this chapter, some clearance companies also provide clearance for nonpaper electronic coursepacks used in distance learning.

For example, the database systems described earlier in the chapter can operate over datasets that are stored across multiple machines.

You might have thought that efficient markets, armed with both the experience of history and the valuation tools discussed earlier in this chapter, would prick them before they are formed.

Earlier in the chapter Nordland tells us how the couple's portraits, published with a Times story, have been splayed all over Afghan media, making it harder for the couple to hide; but this possibility does not give him pause.

The catalytic activity of the prepared CuNPs@Gelatin for the reduction MB using NaBH4 was carried out in the same way reported earlier in this chapter.

The anticipation of possible black swans was combined with a description of their possible impacts across the four transformative neo-carbon scenarios 2050, described briefly earlier in the chapter, into a cross impact matrix.

Accordingly, and redolent of parts of the "economic well-being" evaluation earlier in this chapter, the study's results introduce policy questions that stretch beyond just health policy.