The model is simulated and verified using three vertical well data cited from the literature.
The line of dialogue most cited from the film belongs to Brando.
Data source: Literature is cited from the PubMed, Embase and Cochrane Library, dating from December , 1985to August, 2013.
No hindsight for me in this great love but rather behind-sight -- cited from the eye of my behind".
In fact, national figures often cited from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Web site are an estimate, projected from a sampling taken from hospital emergency departments.
Some of the problems cited from the audits are related to activities several years ago and have been corrected or are being corrected.
This policy and the excerpt cited from the training manual simply reflects the fact that we have a diverse client base and gives our sales people and traders appropriate guidance.
On the other hand, it should be observed that many of the parallels commonly cited from the folklore of indigenous peoples may be mere repetitions of biblical material picked up from Christian missionaries.
The letters cited from the Koran and reminded the hijackers that they were on a holy mission that would lead them to "eternal paradise with all righteous and martyrs".
Occasionally twitching his mouth, he stared straight ahead as Judge Alphons Orie cited from the catalog of crimes from the ethnic war that he led in Bosnia and that turned into genocide.
The main dome, the one punctured at the top, had enclosed a grand dining room with Romanesque pillars, elevated galleries, and friezes that, Iraqis say, placed Mr. Hussein's initials above the word of God cited from the Koran.
