Sentence examples for in particular chapter from inspiring English sources

When the doctors gauged what a drenching in a cold cell might do to a prisoner, they did their research, consulting a textbook entitled "Wilderness Medicine," in particular Chapter 6 on "accidental hypothermia," as well as a Canadian government pamphlet, "Survival in Cold Waters," according to footnotes.

Martin's (1992) work in this area is noteworthy, in particular chapter five in English Text draws out some important issues and offers a very useful overview of how lexical relations can be approached within SFL.

In particular, chapter three, which relates to class 3 HDACs, is very useful as this is a relatively newer area of knowledge and broad potential clinical interest.

But it seems that the classified information that is the subject of this case was published not in the Times, but in Risen's book, "State of War," which came out in 2006 — and in one particular chapter, which the government describes as being about the "weapons capability" of "Country A" (that's "A" for Iran).

In the particular chapter of the dispute now before the court, Maryland's position is that its legal "dominion" over the river gave it regulatory authority and required Virginia to get Maryland's permission before building a 725-foot-long pipe to extract drinking water from near the midpoint of the river's channel in the western part of the Fairfax County, Va.

In this particular chapter, author Bret Kahr uses Freud's writings to make a case for the value and effective methods of forgetting the past.

You're trying to go specific and close-grained and look at particular people's experience of making meaning of social justice, of ideas of power, of whatever it is in a particular chapter or moment.

In regarding this particular chapter of ancient history, Lizotte cannot help but see the world around her now.

We tailor the education and health promotion to suit the woman's particular chapter in the life she's in right now.

In fighting a later subpoena compelling him to testify during the trial, Mr. Risen had offered to testify only that he wrote a particular article or a particular chapter in his book and that what he said in those publications about anonymous sources for his reporting was accurate.

The article credited Col. John Singlaub with prodding to life that particular chapter in the spiked-ammunition story.