Sentence examples for hereafter cited from inspiring English sources
IN a letter to NATURE (vol. 119, p. 558; April 16 , 1927 hereafter cited as loc. cit), Messrs. Davisson and Germer have communicated the results of some very interesting experiments on the scattering of electrons from single crystals of nickel.
Philosophical Discussion is hereafter cited in text as PD.
Given Wright's limitations in reading foreign languages (L 373), he may have used the abridgement and English translation of Comte by Harriet Martineau (Comte 1853), hereafter cited as Comte).
Habermas will not resolve this methodological issue until a series of transitional studies in the 1970s culminates in his mature systematic work, The Theory of Communicative Action (1984a/1987; German ed., 1981; hereafter cited as TCA).
These new high-yielding mosaic-resistant varieties included TMS 50395, 63397, 30555, 4(2)1425 and 30572 (hereafter cited as TMS varieties).
34 Johnston's Narrative, 112 ff.; 2 Davis, 87; G. W. Smith: Confederate War Papers (cited hereafter as Smith), 41; James Longstreet: From Manassas to Appomattox (cited hereafter as Longstreet), 66. 35 II N. O. R., 1, 716.
2095, provided that the Internal Revenue Title enacted Aug. 16, 1954, as heretofore, hereby, or hereafter amended, may be cited as the "Internal Revenue Code of 1986".
Thomas J. Jackson (cited hereafter as Dabney), 431.
15 W. W. Chamberlaine, Memoirs of the Civil War (cited hereafter as W. W. Chamberlaine), 21. 16 O.
28 Jubal A. Early: Autobiographical Sketch and Narrative of the War Between the States (cited hereafter as Early), 76, 89.
18 Waldrop in Contributions to the History of the Richmond Howitzers Battalion (cited hereafter as Richmond Howitzers), part 3, pp39‑40; O. R., 11, part 1, p45; part 3, p217.
