Sentence examples for earlier references from inspiring English sources

In addition, for some notations related to the initial value problem of equation (1.2), we refer the reader to some earlier references (see, e.g., [3]).

Earlier references to it are lacking, but the art probably evolved over a considerable period from the necessary trimming, pruning, and training of trees.

Stelae depicting falconry that were created by the Hittites date to the 13th century bce, and cave paintings from prehistoric sites may represent even earlier references to falconry.

A problem arises, however, because the inscription itself is a 16th-century transcription, and earlier references make no mention of Hubert.

"Your earlier references to cicada's clearly indicates a Motson-esque level of background research for tonight's game," he suggests, not entirely incorrectly.

He went on to tell jurors that the company had decided to hand him and others "to the police" and repeated earlier references to 3m emails being deleted by the company.

A B-frame is a frame that refers to both an earlier reference frame and a future frame.

See earlier reference to expectations about Jay-Z's feelings about Pixie Lott.

And unlike the earlier reference, it did not go essentially unnoticed.

Because of the earlier reference to the permanently set sun, I read it as meaning "I resemble nothing other than the night".

The letter hinted that Omar was capable of remorse, though an earlier reference to my father as a "chosen military site" had made me wince.