Sentence examples for reference in chapter from inspiring English sources

The result is an entertaining page-turner that pivots on a stray, mind-boggling reference in chapter six of the Book of Genesis to the fallen angels, kicked out of heaven for anti-social behaviour and ambition.

One of the more confusing aspects of the book is the reference in Chapters 1 and 15 to Central Asia, which is used to mean steppe areas of China including the Tibetan plateau, and Mongolia, and not the five post-Soviet republics usually grouped under this title.

Even though presented as an overview, the >100 references in chapter 11 illustrate how vast and varied the application of real-time PCR, and the technological advances to support its use, have become in the past decade.

In the Prose Edda book Gylfaginning, Máni is referenced in three chapters.

Although space is not available to offer full referenced texts as they are in textbooks, key papers are referenced in some chapters to help readers to find additional information if needed.

An acceptable approach for describing experimental conditions is by a cargo mechanism, via inserting experimental protocols with bibliography references (see References cargo in chapter "Parameter" above).

The primary reference in this chapter is [RFC3513], which defines the protocol specification about IPv6 addresses.

(My own book about George Eliot, "My Life in Middlemarch," is approvingly referenced in this chapter).

There is a substantial and structured overview of references in the chapter of related work, focused on the problem.

Each chapter has a 2-D barcode that can be scanned with a camera phone to bring up a corresponding Webpage with all of the links referenced in that chapter, videos, and the ability to comment.

These systems are continually evolving, and the reader interested in building or operating a PKI is advised to consult the current work of standards bodies referenced in this chapter.