Sentence examples for former references from inspiring English sources
But former references to the MTV Generation were often meant to highlight its obsession with fashion, entertainment and media and its disconnection from public affairs and human suffering.
(b) generally, substituted "information is required" for "information is furnished" in heading and, in text, substituted references to persons required to make a return for former references to persons making a return and references to persons whose name is required to be set forth for former references to persons whose name is set forth.
(c) as (b), substituted references to special duty assignment pay for former references to proficiency pay, and struck out provisions which had authorized the Secretary to elect one of two methods formerly set out in subsecs.
"What was important in the former system of coordinates and the former reference framework now is losing its importance," he said.
However, it is still necessary for many engineering and architectural applications to find the value of the said factor for points lying on a plane at an arbitrary position i.e. askew to the former reference directions.
Reference [18] generalized [20] in several aspects: more functions f are considered in the former reference, the system studied in the former reference may incorporate delay in the nonlinearity f, the system studied in the former reference incorporates impulses.
The former reference library on Castle Gates has also been identified for use as the university's library.
Meanwhile, the former reference library at Castle Gates has been cleared for use as University Centre Shrewsbury's main library.
The former reference material has a relatively constant concentration level (~54 ppm) for all trace elements, whereas the latter has a range of concentrations of trace elements from 0.3 up to 163 ppm.
This relation is stated by the following lemma: (see the former reference for the proof) For any partition ( ℋ 0, ℋ 1 ) of the observation space V N, the probabilities of type I and II errors satisfy L ( P Y ∣ X N ; P Z ∣ X N ) ≥ α log α 1 − β + ( 1 − α ) log 1 − α β. (59).
In its place is, in the words of Michael Green, former reference archivist for the Texas State Library Archives Division, "an exacting, one-of-a-kind facsimile".
