Sentence examples for pertinent chapters from inspiring English sources

Entertaining but less directly pertinent chapters relate, for example, the killing of a black concertgoer at the infamous 1969 Rolling Stones show at Altamont.

Instead of one large reference list at the end of the book, each chapter closes with handy print and Internet references pertinent to the chapter's content.

And in the not quite four years covered by the pertinent 23-page chapter, that job was only the beginning.

Taylor has culled Victorian popular literature for pertinent epigraphs to his chapters, and he cleverly evokes the crush and clutter of 19th-century crowds.

He introduced many of his sections and chapters with pertinent quotes.

His eloquence and breadth of understanding are evident in the introductory chapter to this textbook, as well as in his chapter "Nature Contact: a Health Benefit?" The book's 36 chapters contain highly pertinent insights and information on environmental issues that go beyond the usual boundaries of classic environmental health.

More pertinent and useful is the chapter devoted to the fine art of establishing tone in e-mail and text exchanges.

For each aspect of the design, the chapter highlights the pertinent factors that affect the designs and analyzes the typical models that are used by many organizations today.

The chapter discusses other pertinent issues like persistence of ncRNAs, food and feed safety, and future prospects of ncRNA-based GM crops.

This chapter covers the pertinent literature regarding the weld metal porosity, susceptibility to cracking during welding, eqiaxed zone formation and associated fusion boundary cracking, mechanical properties and corrosion behaviour of welds.

However, in cases in which reports lacked such an organized set of recommendations, the full report was reviewed to determine whether any pertinent information was conveyed within individual chapters.