The editors organized it in eight chronological parts from the Bronze Age forward, with each section subdivided by language.
The model grid was divided into 144 columns, with the uniform part of the cross section subdivided into 90, 50-m wide columns from 0 to 4500 m.
Investigated sections were subdivided into three third-order sequences, named S1, S2 and S3.
Each of those five sections is subdivided into five subsections of comparable length.
These sections are subdivided by other features such as the substrate, products, and chemical mechanism.
Dendritic sections were subdivided into compartments; each dendritic compartment was shorter than 20 μm.
These sections are subdivided into 25 chapters, each of which is written by well-recognised experts on the topic, and prefaced by a summary of the chapter and a list of key words.
The anaesthesia practise and principles sections are subdivided into several, well-defined subsections, while there are only five critical care subheadings, each containing numerous links (up to 53 per topic) which makes navigating each subsection somewhat cumbersome.
According to sedimentological and geochronological data, the section is subdivided into three units which correlate with environmental conditions of the early, middle, and late MIS3 period.
The results section is subdivided in three parts showing parcel suitability findings on different spatial levels by comparing the two scenarios including their two production pathways.
