Reference [18] generalized [20] in several aspects: more functions f are considered in the former reference, the system studied in the former reference may incorporate delay in the nonlinearity f, the system studied in the former reference incorporates impulses.
The house is surrounded by "not one, but three gardens," said Mr. Sjogren, 67, a former editor of reference books.
He has been called both a "deather" and a "birther" — the former a reference to his view that, under Democrat-inspired health care policies, frail senior citizens would be sentenced to death; the latter stemming from his role as a co-sponsor of a bill that critics of Mr. Obama used to question the president's United States citizenship.
That's why it's important to ask what kind of reference a former boss will offer.
At the press conference, prosecutors referenced a former HSBC manager, Judah el-Maleh, who is believed to have fled to Israel.
It is no rush unless Peter and Rupert want me to sign an employment agreement by Sunday," July 17, 2005, he wrote, referencing a former News Corporation executive, Peter Chernin, and, of course, the steward of all things News Corporation, Rupert Murdoch.
This is an odd claim referencing a former executive who seemed to be in the process of realigning his company to serve municipalities facing 21st century regulatory problems originating from the proliferation of services like Uber and Airbnb.
Reacting to Neville's departure from Sky, the former Liverpool defender tweeted, and in reference to a former Anfield team-mate of his: "Gutted!
Correction: September 29 , 2001 Saturday An article on Sept. 21 about patronage at Massport, the agency that operates Logan International Airport in Boston, included an erroneous reference from a former Massport executive director to a former airport security chief.
