Sentence examples for further mentioned in from inspiring English sources

Romanus is further mentioned in both the Winchester Manuscript (Version A) and the Peterborough Manuscript (Version E) of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, but the reference is not likely to be contemporary and probably draws on Bede for its information.

As no cells were found in the modiolus or in the ST, these regions are not further mentioned in this section.

We further mentioned in the original manuscript (now Results and Discussion) that in this conformation the Na2 site would be easily accessible upon a slight movement of D407.

John Paul II went further, mentioning in tantalizing fashion that something occurred to that original population back in the mists of time, what he called an "ontological leap" that changed hominids into true humans, able to conceptualize and ultimately rebel against the idea of God.

Flamebird further mentioned that "Aunty Kathy's in Gotham" in Teen Titans #39.

As Filip further mentioned, a similar tripartite division in case marking can be found in other Indo-European languages, including French (Legendre 1989), Italian (Perlmutter 1984; Belletti and Rizzi 1988), Dutch (Zaenen 1988), Russian (Holloway-King 1993), Bulgarian (Slabakova 1994), and in South Asian languages (cf. Verma and Mohanan 1990).

Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, received nine nominations; but another Christmas hit, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, was confined to the minor league with three nominations in technical categories and a further mention in the list for Orange film of the year - not a Bafta, but handed out at the Bafta ceremony.

However, he continued to receive additional honours for his military service, including a further Mention in Despatches in 1947 and the American Medal of Freedom with Silver Palm.

Horrocks received two further Mentions in Despatches for his service in north-west Europe on 22 March and 9 August 1945, and was appointed Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire on 5 July.

Further, as mentioned in the Literature Review Section, the lower cost of mobile devices is a major attraction.

Further, as mentioned in the introduction, ACQ-C scores distinguished youths with anxiety disorders from youths without such problems [ 29].