Sentence examples for entitled source from inspiring English sources

In the ninth paper entitled 'Source positioning in a large-scale tiny-sensor network of arbitrary topology,' the authors Penkin, Janssen, and Yarovoy investigate the special problem of locating a source node in a dense wireless tiny sensor network.

This study was supported by the NIED project entitled "Source Mechanism of Large Earthquakes," the JAMSTEC-supported project entitled "Earthquake Modeling in Nankai Trough," and JSPS KAKENHI Grant Number JP16H06477.

In the immersive environment, a collage of collected histories entitled, Source Material for a Poem I've Been Trying to Write about Casual Superlatives, National Progress and Palate Cleansers, the artist singles out words like "Negro" and writes the word "Black" in bold lettering with varying punctuation: BLACK: BLACK.

Another new column which must be appended to the COSMIC data table is the column entitled "Source".

A target is the receiving entity of the opinion to which the opinion is entitled whereas; source is the person holding the opinion.

The first one was entitled "New Sources of Energy and Economic Development" (1960) and was followed by six other studies encompassing all aspects of economic progress.

"We entitled this edition 'Source of Inspiration,' " said Samuel Wuersten, the artistic director.

Those two documents -- a 2004 report entitled "Khalid Shaykh Muhammad: Preeminent Source On Al-Qa'ida" and a 2005 report entitled "Detainee Reporting Pivotal for the War Against Al-Qa'ida" -- have been released, alongside the CIA Inspector General's report on the interrogation program.

The project's completion at the turn of the year culminated in one of the largest Street Art/Graffiti artists' collective shows in Italy held in the city's main public gallery Palazzo Platamone, entitled "Codici Sorgenti" (Source Code), which was curated by Stefano S. Antonelli and Francesca Mezzano from Rome's 999 Contemporary Gallery.

Interdisciplinary Connections: Fine Arts- Create a collage using pictures and photographs from various print sources entitled "Money Talks".

Judge Walton, of the Federal District Court in Washington, said Dr. Hatfill was entitled to the sources' names because "the information sought is clearly central to his Privacy Act claims".