To his students, Kouyoumdjian is Instructor Quebrado, which means "broken" — a reference to his break-dancing background.
In order to get some sense of the effect of the phylogenetic relationships among genomes in different reference sets, we broke the reference sets in Fig. 1 down to the phylogenetic classes of each genome.
The reference to a broken promise refers, in part, to people enrolled in privately offered Medicare Advantage insurance plans, which would lose federal subsidies under the House bill.
If you have experience in multiple fields of work, breaking your reference list into several subsections, one for each field, will make the page easier to read for your employer.
The H t curve is plotted as reference (broken line, not to scale).
The Arabs called the constellation Alphecca (a name later given to Alpha Corona Borealis), which means "separated" or "broken up", a reference to the resemblance of the stars of Corona Borealis to a loose string of jewels.
I had documented our relationship so extensively — and continued to in a small way after we broke up, references here and there in essays and blog posts — that it would have been totally hypocritical for me to insist that he stop.
As this one began my clever team-mate got straight to work poring over a book of bridge diagrams; there was a code, it seemed, that could only be broken by cross-referencing page numbers and playing cards.
News of the barges, which are being built by a shell company called 'Buy and Large Llc' (an apparent Wall-E reference) was broken widely by Cnet last week, which speculated that they could be water-borne data centers.
But there are also records being broken outside," Ban said, referencing the hotter-than-ever recorded temperatures of the first three months of 2016.
