Sentence examples for preliminary chapters from inspiring English sources

"Every young person I know said, 'Can we come?' " Before setting off alone from his Baltimore home on May 14, Mr. Waters said, he wrote preliminary chapters for his book, describing the very best and the very worst fictional hitchhiking experiences he could imagine.

She casts a shadow over the playful and digressive preliminary chapters, and in this new, lower light they seem a defense against grief's identity-warping madness — as if Barnes worried that writing about the death of the beloved might kill her all over again, this time in prose.

Part I consists of 3 preliminary chapters with no prior knowledge beyond group theory assumed.

The book is primarily composed of three types of chapters: preliminary chapters followed by logically interspersed modeling and analysis chapters.

Despite the unwieldy subtitle "Being a study in biography, which, after twelve preliminary chapters indispensable for the preparation of the lay reader, deals with the life history of TYPHUS FEVER," Rats, Lice and History became an international critical and commercial success.

After a preliminary chapter dedicated to convex analysis and minimality notions of sets with respect to partial orderings induced by convex cones a chapter on scalar conjugate duality follows.

After a preliminary chapter that briefly introduces some fundamental concepts of computer arithmetic, such as floating-point arithmetic and redundant number systems, the text is divided into three main parts.

Chapter I, pages 1 20 – Preliminary considerations Chapter II, pages 21 55 – General character of the Greek manuscripts of the New Testament (materials for writing, style of writings, abbreviations).

The first chapter of The Origin of Species is entitled 'Variation under Domestication' and is preliminary to Chapter II 'Variation under Nature'.

By the end of the sixth week of the semester, submit a formal proposal of your project (a polished-up version of your preliminary proposal), a chapter-by-chapter outline of your thesis, and a detailed time table of completion.

It is worth noting here that in chapter VI. of his Preliminary Discourse, a chapter devoted to induction and the discovery of causes, Herschel's first two extended examples are taken from the first volume of Lyell's Principles of Geology, which was published in 1830, the same year as the Preliminary Discourse.