Congé d'élire, English permission to elect, formal message conveying the English sovereign's permission for the dean and chapter of the cathedral of a vacant bishopric to proceed in regular chapter to a new election.
As a consequence, the measurement applications of digital signal processing, i.e., the methods for measurement data processing (MDP), became a regular chapter of metrological knowledge.
Preceding each chapter is a brief monologue from Marguerite, set off in italics but not differing in voice from her "regular" chapters except for a portentous beyond-the-grave tinge.
The regular chapters cover a wide range of themes, such as stochastic calculus and stochastic differential equations, stochastic differential geometry, filtrations, analysis of Wiener space, random matrices and free probability, as well as mathematical finance.
Pratchett has a tendency to avoid using chapters, arguing in a Book Sense interview that "life does not happen in regular chapters, nor do movies, and Homer did not write in chapters", adding "I'm blessed if I know what function they serve in books for adults".
"The only time we see them is when it comes to having regular and chapter meetings, and the only reason they come here is because they get paid for it".
1455, substituted "DEFENSE BUDGET MATTERS" for "REGULAR COMPONENTS" in chapter heading and added item 221.
The reader is well-served with regular summaries within chapters and concluding paragraphs after each chapter, in which future research directions are pointed out as well.
Or maybe I should have heeded the advice of Guardian books blog regular Suneel: "The last chapter is not very good by any means," he wrote, "It's actually quite boring and much of a let down".
Their time in the US begins with the opening chapter, "A Regular Revolution", and delivers the girls' (collective) opinion that "We didn't feel we had the best the United States had to offer.
The new residences were built without significant dining facilities, as the Trustees of the College had banned fraternities from serving regular meals in their chapter houses and had limited the number of resident brothers by the fall semester of 1909.
