Sentence examples for per chapter from inspiring English sources

Users can download it for free, but are then supposed to send $1 per chapter.

Her slim book moves forward in time, about a year per chapter.

People have written music about 'Moby-Dick' before, but I haven't heard of anyone writing one song per chapter.

Patrick Shea, an elementary-school teacher and musician who lives in Brooklyn, has spent the past three years setting "Moby-Dick" to music, writing one song per chapter.

Dominique Jeannerod, of Queen's University Belfast, said: "We gathered data including the number of culprit mentions per chapter, a 'sentiment analysis' of culprit mentions, transport mentions and several cross-references with other key concepts of the novels.

ABOVE AND BEYOND The Chase Patrick Shea, an elementary-school teacher and musician who lives in Brooklyn, has spent the past three years setting "Moby-Dick" to music, writing one song per chapter.

Her cool detachment, reinforced by the voice-per-chapter form, limits bonding with her characters who, with a few exceptions, are hard to warm to.

Though the book lacks original research, and rarely cites primary sources, it is not a textbook — or if so, it is a very sophisticated one with about a hundred footnotes per (short) chapter and a 31-page bibliographic essay.

Per this chapter, in general, a sexual character can mean a part (penis or spine) or it can be an attribute of a part (if we say that the spine is sharp).

As can be seen here, the most frequently diagnosed disorders are mood disorders and overall, the number of patients per diagnostic chapter is increasing over the years.

The use of all remaining diagnoses (110) simultaneously did not lead to convergence (which suggests the model is overspecified), so it was opted to perform a backwards regression per disease chapter as specified in the ISHMT tabulation.