I then run a second proofreading, detailed and meant to be final: in the table of contents above, chapters the text of which I believe to be completely errorfree are shown on blue backgrounds; any red backgrounds indicate that the chapter has not received that second final proofreading: illustrations and notes may also be missing.
Later in the same chapter, High quotes Odin's response from the above mentioned chapter of Vafþrúðnismál.
For example, in most, the "Part" level occurs above "Chapter" in the hierarchy, and in some, that order is reversed.
These data observed are finally compared to the modeled stresses as described above (Chapter 3.1) and discussed.
Two key outputs of the project are: i) one book with 19 chapters, consisting of four synthesis chapters and 15 country-specific chapters on the above three core themes of the project; and ii) eight Policy Briefs based on these outputs.
I run a first proofreading pass immediately after entering each chapter; then a second proofreading, detailed and meant to be final: in the table of contents above, the chapters are shown on blue backgrounds, indicating that I believe them to be completely errorfree; any red backgrounds would mean that the chapter had not received that second final proofreading.
I run a first proofreading pass immediately after entering each section; then a second proofreading, detailed and meant to be final: in the table of contents above, the chapters are shown on blue backgrounds, indicating that I believe them to be completely errorfree; any red backgrounds would mean that the chapter had not received that second final proofreading.
All of the above takes place in 13 chapters covering 40 years or so, ranging backward and forward across time, each composed from a different point of view, which means 13 different centers, 13 different peripheries.
Specifically, four project proposals (described in Table 4) will be evaluated in this chapter, using the above measures.
To know how to proceed, see the last chapter of the above mentioned trig book.
