Sentence examples for in the introduction chapter from inspiring English sources

None of the height-diameter-models referenced in the introduction chapter cover all these aspects simultaneously.

In the "Introduction" chapter we read that: For years, scientists had no explanation for why so much of our DNA doesn't code for proteins.

This method of solution was the result of which he was the most proud it described how to solve an elective equation for one of its symbols in terms of the others, and it is this that Boole claimed (in the Introduction chapter of MAL) would offer "the means of a perfect analysis of any conceivable set of propositions, …".

In the introduction chapter of this manuscript the Cambrian explosion is listed among the greatest evolutionary transition (which it undoubtedly was).

The Introduction chapter starts with Boole reviewing the symbolical method.

The introduction (chapters 1 9) constitutes the youngest unit in the book.

These examples are peppered throughout the book, but mainly concentrated in the Introduction and Chapter 3. As an evolutionary anthropologist, when I am giving public lectures, I consistently get questions about whether we or other organisms are still evolving; Zuk has given me an arsenal of excellent examples to use.

As the editors stress in the introduction, most chapters are written by scientists who are from the countries in question and can draw from a wealth of historical literature from non-English sources.

In the introduction to a chapter on weekend lunch, she describes the lima bean and tuna salad her great-aunt Myra used to make.

Even his famous term for consciousness of self, 'I think', occurs for the first time only in the introduction to the chapter on the Paralogisms.

Parts of the introductory material above repeat what I said in the Introduction and first chapter of On Virtue Ethics, Oxford University Press, 1999.