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168[C#5] (Sub-function 7) The first chapter, written by Kent K Stewart, gives ageneral introduction to the technique and describes some basic components ofFIA-AS systems... In the second chapter, William E. van der Linden discussessome theoretical aspects of the technique,... In Chapter 3, Jacobus F. vanStaden describes basic components including... Chapter 4, by Khaolun Fang,discusses various analytical methods and techniques, including...; and Chapter 5,by Miguel Valcarcel and Mercedes Gallego, describes separation techniquesincluding... Chapter 6, by Elias A. G. Zagatto and co-workers, describes someselected applications of FIA-AS...; and Chapter 7, by Roy A. Sherwood andBernard F. Rocks, describes applications of the technique in clinicalchemistry... The final chapter, by Marcela Burguera, Jose Luiz Burguera,and Gilbert E. Pacey, provides some useful information as to “current trends”in FIA-AS including instrumental developments such as speciation, conversion,automation, and miniaturized FIA systems.(v) Metadiscursive sentences that explicitly signal or predict Sub-function 7:[L#2] (Sub-function 7) Limitations of space preclude even a summary statementof each article. Each section will be considered briefly and its relevance to SLAstudies noted.[L#7] (Sub-function 7) What follows is a short sketch of each of the three partsof the book.Due to specificities of the genre as, for example, the short length, this type ofmetadiscourse is rarely used by reviewers.(b) In a few cases (20%), the organization of the book is not defined by chaptersbut instead, by topics or line of argumentation as predicted in Sub-function 6A. Insteadof proposing the usual detailed discussion, Sub-function 7 now assumes a more flexibleorientation. The subdivisions of the book are discussed not in terms of chaptersanymore, but in terms of the various arguments sustained by the author or topics that are