For example, the head chef of Heston Blumenthal's Dinner will only give a reference to someone who has worked there for two years.
Moreover, the relation of the attenuation and operating frequency is deduced, which gives a reference to extend the frequency band applied in WUSN.
Finally, we construct a RFID mutual authentication model denoted as MA model, and show that unpτ-privacy implies MA, which gives a reference to design a privacy-preserving RFID mutual authentication protocol.
The obtained model results give a reference to understand conjunction observations between the Arase satellite and related ground-based observations.
Instead, you aim to get the regulation "incorporated by reference" into the regulation; the regulation says that the public must comply with Standard X and gives a reference to it, but if a member of the public wants to know what Standard X actually says in order to comply with the law, they've got to go buy a copy from you.
Citations from Plato and Aristotle are to any standard edition; those from other ancient authors are taken from texts listed in the bibliography (translations are in all cases my own, but where an alternative English translation is available, I have given a reference to it).
The authors should give a reference to an earlier paper or to a review by Vagin & Teplyakov in which the significance of 35.8 or 40.8 is discussed.
In order to give a reference to enhance the expression level of important proteins with codon optimization, a two-way Chi-squared contingency test was used to compare the codon usage of different genes.
Because the semantics employed here for tissue organization differ from collective choice theory, we have included all details, rather than giving a reference, to make the text self-contained.
