Sentence examples for its references in from inspiring English sources
"I noticed Amazon has taken off most of its references in the Whois database," said Peter Flynn, Ms. Flynn's father and a computer consultant in Cork.
The 5000 3000 years period BP was characterized by the development of complex societies in the Andean Region and the Pacific Coast, being a period of major cultural development, when large permanent communities settled, monumental architecture appeared, pottery came into use, and agriculture became the predominant source of food supply (see Figure 2 and its references in Additional file 2).
Each model is manually curated, cited to its references in PubMed (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed), and cross-referenced to its entries in three external databases: Entrez Gene (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/gene), Mouse Genome Informatics (MGI; http://www.informatics.jax.org), and Allen Brain Atlas (http://www.brain-map.org/).
It grew frustrated that some of the stories re-emerged night after night, hence its reference in the statement to "nightly legal battles to keep defamatory stories out of papers".
Considerations like these point the way to Kaplan's 'direct reference' view of pure indexicals, according to which an indexical's 'character' determines its reference in a context.
But Kvanvig gives no convincing reason for thinking that Fitch's conjunction, as uttered in a fixed context, varies its reference in this way.
If instead the meaning of a name corresponds to a rule determining, or constraining, its reference in a context, then there is no pressure to adopt either expedient.
The extension of an expression at the actual world corresponds to its reference (in the case of 'the number of planets' this is 8); thus intension can be said to determine reference (relative to a world parameter).
Its widespread use is evidenced by its reference in the publication of the Indonesian pharmaceutical regulatory agency [ 7].
(A ) The shift from its correct position of a trajectory aligned to its reference in the presence of systematic color aberration.
A shift of 3 nm is reached when the trajectories are 30 nm away far from the reference protein, which is the maximal distance of a trajectory from its reference in our model.
