Sentence examples for of other chapters from inspiring English sources

A thorough read of other chapters uncovers plenty of writing that is worth the effort.

Lacking the declassified intelligence and multiple sourcing of other chapters, Mr. Crist is forced to rely too heavily on information provided to him by smooth-talking but powerless Iranian officials, opportunistic Iranian exiles and former American officials with an ax to grind.

The general rules of other chapters for design of pressure vessels, heat exchangers, agitators, and so on, apply to chemical reactors.

if you lack time then you can read some chapters and the first and the last para of other chapters and write book report,but be careful -don't make your own story for the leftover part only write what you understand from the part read,don't even try to guess situation "You Can Get In Trouble".

A face, a passing siren, a clock are enough to send him backwards over the course of a century, to other chapters of his life, other people and places.

This first chapter of the volume largely serves to set the scene for an appraisal of the current status of metal matrix composite (MMCs), with relatively little in the way of detailed information, but extensive cross-referencing to other chapters of the volume, in addition to conventional citation of the literature.

Therefore, it is important to extend the transitivity analysis to other chapters of Sen Huen ritual manuscripts to explore the distribution profile of circumstances across process types.

After he sidesteps Pryor and Carlin, he overlooks Second City except in passing references to the Age of Irony, and allots Godfrey Cambridge an embarrassing seven pages, a fraction of most other chapters.

In some of the other chapters, Pat seems to travel nearly as far.

Some of the other chapters in the novel are narrated in the first person, some in the third person, but this is the only one told in the second person.

It is worth noting in this regard a potential contrast with some of the other chapters in the Amânât (such as chapters 6 and 7 on soul and resurrection respectively) which start with the phrase "Our Lord has informed us that... ...... Might this suggest that, for Saadya, the analysis of certain religious topics is predicated on a somewhat different methodological perspective on the role of reason?