Sentence examples for detailed reference to from inspiring English sources

'Detailed Location': detailed reference to the location of data deposition.

Controversial as his playing was at the time, Brüggen was able to defend his practice with detailed reference to 17th- and 18th-century performance treatises.

Detractors may say that the central allegation against Myerson - that her hunger for a good book has made her a bad mother - can be advanced without detailed reference to the text, but I suspect that many of those who have read or written about The Lost Child will be surprised - and perhaps chastened - by its contents.

It also devotes little space to the world wars or the interwar years, and makes no detailed reference to the Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact of August 1939, which led to Hitler's and Stalin's invasions of Poland and allowed Moscow to focus on the Far East.

Quite separate from Arthurian legend was a tradition (known at least since the 13th century) that concerned a submerged forest in this region, and a 15th-century Latin prose work, an account of the journeys of William of Worcester, makes detailed reference to a submerged land extending from St. Michael's Mount to the Scilly Isles.

179 (1997 1393]] by stochastics that make no detailed reference to underlying mechanism revealed that this rate function increased monotonically over the cell cycle with rapid increase near cell division.

While it does make plenty of detailed references to specific businesses at JPMorgan, the arguments lack quantifiable references.

(Another copy was later discovered in police archives, containing detailed references to the shooting. A Lonmin manager later admitted making the deletions).

But he was also clearly worried about rustbelt voters, especially those in car-making states, to judge by his detailed references to the administration's bail-out of Detroit.

In one of his more detailed references to Mr. DeLay in the documents, Mr. RoBold seemed to suggest in an e-mailed message on Aug. 19, 2002, that Mr. DeLay would follow the committee's direction in fund-raising, not direct the fund-raising himself.

A detailed attempt at the reconstruction of Reichenbach's account of probability and its epistemological grounding can be found in Eberhardt & Glymour (2011), which includes detailed references to the original sources.