Finding the Higgs particle would complete an essential chapter in our quest to understand the basic constituents of the universe.
The saga, an essential chapter in the British wartime narrative, is not widely known elsewhere, and what Nolan delivers is neither a history lesson nor even much of a war film.
Because Dr. Franklin's reputation as a scholar was so high, this seemed less an act of protest than of historical witness: the man who had documented the history of black America was now a first-hand participant in its next essential chapter.
In a retrospective of the second season in Entertainment Weekly, the episode was rated an A-, being called "an exhausting, essential chapter, boasting the series' most visually stunning finale".
The carefully researched descriptions of Boston in its post-Colonial days were cut as not moving the story forward, and pages detailing a legal affair I still think a very important case in this country's history — the Frost case — was trimmed to its skimpy essentials in chapter 33.
Just as smart and essential are his chapters on everything from cod, brains, liver and steak to endive, parsley, onions and eggplant.
Tepperman is so eager to denounce my findings that he even questions the roles played by President George H. W. Bush and the Saudis in Iran-contra, an essential but unchallenged chapter in United States-Saudi history.
In this chapter, essential aspects of cutaneous wound repair/scar formation, including the early response and the cellular phase, will be covered.
The first section entitled Basic Cancer Biology and Epidemiology, for example, covers the biology of invasion and metastasis before essential cancer biology in chapters on the genetic and cellular basis of skin carcinogenesis.
