Sentence examples for in the corresponding chapters from inspiring English sources

In his Proclus Commentary, Joane Petrizi analyses the dialectic hidden in the 'cause' and the 'caused' more thoroughly and in more detail than does Proclus himself in the corresponding chapters of his Elementatio theologica.

The syllabus lists the topics to be covered in lecture and the corresponding chapters in the text.

In addition, the corresponding chapter numbers were never inserted into the margins of the text, making it impossible to find the sections to which the canon tables refer.

But in "The House of Ulysses," the readers are addressed simply as A, B and C. A typical "room" includes a brief summary of the corresponding chapter in "Ulysses" by the Cicerone, some scholarship from the Professor, the schema that Joyce provided early critics courtesy of the man with the Macintosh, and some playful punning from the troika of readers.

This chapter follows closely the layout and structure of the corresponding chapter in the FAO 2000 volume and is organized as follows.

Due to lower concentrations Pools 1 4 were prepared for sequencing following the corresponding chapter in the TruSeq Custom Amplicon Library Preparation Guide, which uses heat denaturation instead of denaturation with 0.1 N NaOH.

Procedural codes were related to the corresponding chapter.

Instead, it creates "structural metadata," which are basically tags that summarize the meaning of information within a book, so that researchers can link words in the table of contents with corresponding chapters.

The corresponding assigned chapters were titled "Random events in population genetics," "Natural selection and random drift," and "Adaptive explanation" (Ridley 2004).

Students were also expected to read the corresponding textbook chapters.

In the corresponding period last year, that figure was 58percentt.