Sentence examples for the chapter dedicated from inspiring English sources

The chapter dedicated to the sixth stage, at which wisdom is cultivated to perfection, is the chapter in which Candrakīrti lays out his most detailed exposition of the Madhyamaka school of philosophy.

Here, we have the second part of the chapter dedicated to Waters' literary heroes – today's excerpt deals with Denton Welch, the Shanghai-born English writer who William S. Burroughs also credited as his greatest influence.

"This "cross" sign with equal length arms doesn't have a name in the corpus, nor in other sources we consulted," writes Brousse in the chapter dedicated to "Simple Signs".

The chapter dedicated to screening for lung cancer is however well balanced.

The chapter dedicated to violence refers briefly to the increase of violence in society and underscores factors such as poor security and working hours (being open for 24 h/day) as explaining the high rate of vandalism against professionals' cars.

Moreover, we see that over time, Liuhe's information disclosure has become increasingly well-organised and more equally weighted for all the chapters dedicated to specific stakeholder groups.

Of note are the chapters dedicated to the effects and administration of oxygen and heliox, and to sedation, analgesia, paralysis and nutrition.

The chapters dedicated to epidemiologic discussions deal with issues related to study designs and methodology design considerations to control for a specific bias.

The excerpt below comes from the third chapter, dedicated to Jackson's highly-anticipated follow-up to Thriller, the Bad album.

This story comes in the middle of a chapter dedicated to explaining the research on the early interactions between parents and children, on how much children's possibilities can be expanded when their parents take some time with them.

To illustrate this, "Body Gossip: The Book" has an entire chapter dedicated to the experiences of men.