Sentence examples for in many references from inspiring English sources

The correct (and official) terminology of all such persons is "illegal alien," intentionally softened to "undocumented immigrant" in many references.

This study highlighted an approach to observe this interaction behavior in bending test instead of direct tension as per reported in many references.

In this paper we shall first show that unlike the FSDT, the boundary conditions quoted in many references for clamped boundaries for the TSDT result in an inaccurate shear stress distribution.

The famous Great Red Spot has shrunk in recent years and appears as a salmon-pink oval some 16,500km wide, less than half the size quoted in many references.

In many references this inequality is called the fundamental triangle inequality.

The BER of this problem has been analyzed in many references, such as, in [28 30].

In references, many crystalline modifications of chromium oxides such as rutile (CrO2), CrO3, CrO4, corundum (Cr2O3), Cr2O5, and Cr5O12 have been reported.

It was 1927, as he has recently acknowledged, not 1928, as it appears in many reference works and on Web sites.

The studies of boundary value problems (BVPs) for Poisson equation in finite or semi-infinite connected domains are ancient and well documented in many reference books [1] [3].

Subsequently, the taxonomic contents of the Paracanthopterygii have undergone significant changes, being finally reduced to five core orders (Percopsiformes, Ophidiiformes, Gadiformes, Batrachoidiformes, Lophiiformes) in an attempt to make the group monophyletic [ 10], and this taxonomic proposal has been followed in many reference books [ 11- 14].

I felt like that Jack Thorne had tried to cram in as many references to the original series in order to both stitch together this new story and to appease longtime fans.