Sentence examples for making of references from inspiring English sources

Part I deals with the provision of information describing the item being cataloged, and Part II deals with the rules for determination and establishment of access points under which the descriptive information is to be presented to catalog users and with the making of references to those headings.

• Audio clip: Mark Danielewski on typography Much has been made of your references to academic criticism within the book.

What the watching TV audiences made of hasty references to EastEnders and the NHS, to Gregory's Girl and cricket, is anyone's guess.

To make comparisons with a normal population, use was made of the reference data from the EORTC QLQ-C30 (n = 2,028).

When I first started making paintings of the housing estate where I come from, I made lots of references to German Romantic painting, like Friedrich.

And in the last nine episodes she's made dozens of references to places in and around the city.

They made lots of references to her originating from the north in her role as Martha in Silk".

The remaining 10percentt is made up of references to Scientology.

Similarly accurate predictions were made for reference stimuli of 4° and 6° (see Figure S1).

Much has also been made of Donne's references to compasses and maps in the third stanza.

We illustrate below some of the complexity of decision making with reference to key issues and situations.