Sentence examples for between cites from inspiring English sources
California needs a "regional planning approach" to encourage coordination between cites and states, Newsom said.
The proportion of energy used in buildings varies between cites from dominant (Kuopio 35%% of the total energy use) to marginal (5%% in the heavily industrial harbour city of Rotterdam, and even less in Suzhou), thus minimising the relative GHG and ambient air quality potentials of building related policies in some cities.
It suggests that rapidly increased co-operation between CITES and the World Heritage Convention could help turn the tide.
"This report provides a range of options to further enhance co-ordination between CITES and the World Heritage Convention, focused around World Heritage sites," said John Scanlon, Director General of the trade convention.
A study of front pages of patents in the field of nanoscale technologies suggests that citation linkages hardly represent a direct link between cited paper and citing patent.
One of the congressmen, Representative Jim McDermott of Washington State, said today that he thought President Bush was willing "to mislead the American people" about whether the war was needed and that the administration had gone back and forth between citing supposed links between Iraq and the terrorist network Al Qaeda and Iraq's supposed attempts to obtain weapons of mass destruction.
Another recent study [17] used the topological distance between citing authors in the coauthorship network to extend the notion of self-citations.
Their reason, it seems, is that there is a distinction between citing positive empirical evidence for a thesis and merely eliminating the contrary possibility by a priori methods.
What is the difference between citing the Quarles exception for Tsarnaev when it was not considered necessary in McVeigh's case?
This also applies to the distinction between citing behavior and online information seeking behavior.
No association was found between citing a parent as a main source and age at first intercourse.
