Sentences with phrase «into endnotes»

So we should make our links into endnotes.

One reading strategy might be to read all the stories first, then go back and dip into the endnotes of the chapters that most interested you.

All 3099 references were downloaded into endnote and 495 duplicate studies were automatically identified and removed, leaving a total of 2604 articles.

Not exact matches

Much thought went into weaving the various strands of John of Gaunt's life together with that of Chaucer, and thebook contains a valuable Endnote on the author's sources.

Walsh's conversational style is welcoming to nonexperts while his endnotes point readers to opportunities for deeper dives into specific aspects of AI.

The movie plays a little ret - conning by changing their conversation from a cool endnote on Supremacy into the turning point at the end of Ultimatum «s second act.

I don't know if you've run into this with Vellum or not, but I discovered today that it can't handle footnotes or endnotes.

The text and diagrams themselves were decent, but the final 15 % was taken up by a useless index (i.e. it had no links back into the text) and a collection of footnote / endnotes with no context back to the earlier text.

Much of these endnotes provide a window into Potts» writing process and cause the book to be just as relevant for aspiring writers wanting to improve their craft as it is for travelers seeking inspiration from «One of the finest travel writers working today» (Pauline Frommer).

It is a unique window into travel writing, with each chapter containing a «commentary track» — humorous endnotes that reveal the ragged edges behind the experience and creation of each tale.

It is difficult not to read his suicide into it: the footage of the house he grew up in driving around and helping the residents of a city he left long ago has become an accidental autobiographical endnote of sorts.

While these clerks can practically pick a firm of their choice after this clerkship, several choose to go into academia instead (see endnote 1).