It was possible to detect these two organic colorants in mixture through a multi-step SERS procedure described in detail elsewhere (see footnote 1).
Morris argues that he did (here, as elsewhere, his footnotes are worth reading).
Comparisons between the present factor structures identified in preliminary analyses (see footnote 2) and that reported elsewhere reveals similar trends across different studies, further indicating that the present sample size is large enough for the results to be generalisable to other populations.
I downloaded the (excellent) slides, looked for the word "Autonomy", and found a mere footnote in Meg's presentation and, elsewhere, an upbeat slogan: "Taking Autonomy from startup to grownup"….
Elsewhere" and "Chicago Hope," shows that are now footnotes in television history.
This paper is brief on some aspects that are already covered in details elsewhere, e.g., see the views of the Federal Council mentioned in footnote 1 or Die Volkwirtschaft, Nr. 1 2, 2017, pp. 47 55.
An example, to which Arendt refers in a footnote to her definition of power, is the student protests at Berkeley and elsewhere at the end of the 1960s.
Just a glance at the extensive footnotes and bibliography shows the extent to which it draws on articles and research in newspapers and elsewhere, some of which have been challenged since their original publication.
Yet he buries in a lengthy footnote one of the most intriguing points that he might have explored: the connection between the social disembodiment described in "Elsewhere, U.S.A".
So I emailed Danny Matt, the translator and footnote-writer of this particular edition of the Zohar, and asked: Is there any discussion of such a connection elsewhere in the text?
