Get an overview of the content by going through the text quickly, looking at paragraph headings, chapter headings, illustrations, covers, contents page, index etc.
Look at the major headings and glance at the figures and tables.
Previewing the chapter and looking at the headings and subheadings from beginning to end can give you a sense of the length and trajectory of the chapter.
In addition to the table of contents, section headings, and titles, look at: Summaries, introductions, and conclusions.
(8%) Look at the chunk of information, the headings should have different font format (bold, italic, size, color, and highlight) than the general content.
This is to look at the various sections shown by category headings Google has gradually added--local, maps, news, and the like.
Scroll down to look at job openings, and click on the headings to read the full job description.
If you look at a few CVs you'll probably see the same headings and titles cropping up again and again: education, experience, interests.
In this survey article we will first discuss what different philosophical projects are carried out under the headings of "logic" and "ontology" and then we will look at several areas where logic and ontology overlap.
