Sentence examples for literature refers from inspiring English sources

Incredibly, the medical literature refers to tattooing and piercings as "socially sanctioned" self harm.

Rabbinic literature refers to religious study during the periods of the biblical patriarchs, the bondage in Egypt, and the wandering in the wilderness; Ecclesiasticus, written c.

It can provide training — under federal labor laws that forbid unpaid labor, it is required to, though the state labor department's literature refers to it as a "free trial" for employers.

Literature refers to these underutilized portions of spectrum as spectrum holes or white spaces [4].

The BIM literature refers to Level of Detail (LoD) and to Level of Information (LoI).

Much of literature refers to the plant phenolics compounds' direct antioxidant effect.

Passages in literature refer to princes studying works of art for possible defects.

Correction: November 5, 2000, Sunday An article last Sunday about Jose Saramago, the winner of the 1998 Nobel Prize for literature, referred incorrectly to the Cape Verde islands.

Correction: December 11 , 2003 Thursday An article in Arts & Ideas on Nov. 22 about a lecture at the New York Public Library by J. M. Coetzee, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature, referred imprecisely to his actions after the lecture.

Significant portions of the biomedical literature refer to chemical structures.

The literature referred to is summarised in Table 1 below.