Troelstra's [1973], Beeson's [1985] and Troelstra and van Dalen's [1988] stand out as the most comprehensive studies of intuitionistic and semi-intutionistic formal theories, using both constructive and classical methods, with useful bibliographies.
Even if, in formal terms, a citation is only a reference to a publication in the bibliography of another publication, the citation nevertheless symbolizes that a flow of information or a perception and utilization of the information and/or research findings has taken place (Stock 2001).
We give a formal definition of the normal forms for functional dependencies more frequently used in the bibliography: the second normal form (2FN), the third normal form 3FN) and Boyce Codd's normal form (FNBC).
Mentions to the TAMU Libraries – not necessarily a formal acknowledgment – were found throughout the text of theses and dissertations with most concentrated in the acknowledgment, method, and bibliography sections.
His bibliography bloomed.
Its bibliography is long.
Glossary and bibliography as well.
But what else is a bibliography for?
He provides footnotes and a bibliography.
