The counter-intuitive "contempt," which has a blue rather than a green ground, lists "spite, malice, loathing" on its way to increasingly internal references to the human body.
In a memorandum to the Hamilton community, Mr. Tobin said that when writing speeches, as opposed to formal scholarly works, he drew from many sources and tried to limit his internal references, footnotes and direct quotations.
There are myriad internal references ("as Susan Stewart suggests"), back-of-the-book footnotes and a generous bibliography, yet Gross rises serenely above his apparatus, shaping his own vision.
IUPAC recommends the use of internal references in molecular solvents.
Naturalness is the degree of apparent match of the image with the viewer's internal references.
A constant potential difference between two internal references in the ionic liquids, indicating solvent-independence, is verified.
See the updated Hamdani 2008 for a very early chronology of the Epistles (from around 903 to 980) based on internal references and an Isma'ili interpretation.
He cites many internal references to lost or unknown texts, and argues that this shows that no lineage or school can claim to have a complete canon.
Both in terms of function and of symbolism, they are increasingly characterized by processes, forms and signs with external, rather than internal, references.
This paper examines how consumers' involvement with a product category affects the process by which they utilize multiple internal references to evaluate a retail price offering.
The fabricated chip is a monochrome imager including a 256 × 256 pixel array, a complete read-out channel, a series of DACs for internal references and digital blocks for chip control.
