The problem with this line of reasoning, however, is that it only works if one presupposes that the two bodies are approaching one another, and this is not a feature of the system that can be captured by sole reference to the contiguous neighborhood of each individual body.
The sole reference to Timon's On the Senses is a quotation that reads "that honey is sweet I do not posit, but that it appears so I agree" (Diogenes Laertius 9.105).
Aristotle's attitude is similar to his predecessors in the earlier fourth century: Plato's sole reference to Pythagoras is as the founder of a way of life and Isocrates emphasizes both the way of life and the interest in religious ritual.
The sole reference to Jesus as priest in the New Testament, Wills says, occurs in the Epistle to the Hebrews, an enigmatic letter of unknown provenance.
In brief remarks after the meeting with Mr. Morsi, her sole reference to the military decrees dissolving the Islamist-led Parliament and eviscerating his powers was a call for "consensus" among all sides in order "to work on a new constitution and Parliament, to protect civil society, to draft a new constitution that will be respected by all, and to assert the full authority of the presidency".
Plato's sole reference to Pythagoreans cites their search for the numerical structure of contemporary music and is probably an allusion to Archytas (ca. 420-ca. 350 BCE), who is the first great mathematician in the Pythagorean tradition.
Instead, the sole reference to immigration at the Everett, Wash., rally Tuesday night focused on the drug epidemic.
The sole reference to content was that it emphasized the 'overlap' between IPV, mental health, substance use, and lethality.
The sole reference to previous publication(s) providing the functional evidence of the associated polymorphism was scored as absent.
This allows us to define a panorama accurately and unambiguously with a sole reference namely the coordinates of the viewpoint from which the panorama was generated.
