In his Rose Garden speech Obama did use the phrase "acts of terror", but he did so in the plural and within a general discourse on the threats facing the US rather than as a specific reference to Benghazi.
She cited as a specific reference Annemarie Schwarzenbach, a 20th-century Swiss writer "who identified as female but boldly dressed in menswear amid the collapse of the exuberant Weimar Republic in the 1930s," as well as Lou Reed and Nico (a.k.a. Christa Päffgen), circa the late '60s.
To score a specific reference MLV as present in a mouse, we used a strict criterion of 100%% identity between a sequence read and the reference sequence.
For each of the five modelling techniques we generated a model for each sample, taking the 0/1 outcome of a specific reference model as outcome.
This consensus tree is based on classical taxonomic data, as well as specific references concerning the following groups: Diptera [ 65], Drosophilidae [ 16, 66], Lepidoptera [ 67, 68], Tenebrionidae [ 17], Blattaria [ 18, 19, 69] and insects [ 70- 72].
And while the title, of course, carries with it negative connotations, the pejorative implication should be understood as being directed at the song's narrator and not as a gender-specific reference.
This chapter discusses the methods used to determine the composition of biomass as a whole with specific reference to its cell walls and its thermal and other properties.
Finally, to remove residual bias from the mouse strain, we focused on mice with SJL (39 founders) and (C3H/HexSJL F1 (four founders) background as we had a strain specific reference genomes for these stains before ENU mutations were introduced.
The song "Whiskey Bottle," by Uncle Tupelo, is rumored to be about the city of Columbia as it makes specific reference to a sign which used be displayed on a Columbia tackle shop sign which read, "Liquor, Guns, and Ammo".
As for specific reference points, the couple was inspired by movies like "Napoleon Dynamite," "Eagle vs. Shark" and "Kung Fury".
I thought too about how Zion crops up occasionally in rock'n'roll, in reggae hits and Lauryn Hill songs, as a specific and deliberate reference.
