Neither story nor chapter proper, it's a flimsy ending for the book.
Plus, as the novel unfolds, its chapters are interleaved with quotations from Quebert's literary advice to Goldman (the first chapter proper begins: "The first chapter, Marcus, is essential... "), and a graphic indicates how far through the novel we are.
Topics that could not be squeezed into a chapter proper have been placed in shorter "Intermezzos" at the end of each section.
The slype may lead from either the transept or the nave of the church proper to either the chapter house (the monks' assembly room) or the deanery (the residence of the dean).
This chapter discusses proper techniques for data collection, failure model parameter estimation as well as equipment breakdown and schedule maintenance modeling in a multipurpose batch plant.
It is intended to show that the role played by attention in fixing the reference of a demonstrative is analogous to the role played by a Fregean Sense in fixing the reference of a proper name (Campbell, 2002, Chapter 5).
There are sections devoted to pre- and post-round stretches, nutrition and aging, as well as a chapter on proper biomechanics to prevent back pain, slices, hooks, and other types of common "mis-hits".
As might be expected in an artisan's labor of love, this purist dedicates an entire chapter to the proper way to smash an electric sharpener, that Visigoth of office-equipment brutishness, to smithereens.
This chapter describes the proper design of a fluctuation assay, several of the methods used to calculate mutation rates, and ways to evaluate the results statistically.
Significantly, E avoids using the term YHWH throughout Genesis (with one apparent exception), and it is only after telling how God revealed his proper name to Moses, in chapter 3 of Exodus, that he refers to God as YHWH regularly, though not exclusively.
