Sentence examples for more recent references from inspiring English sources

Among their more recent references were hits by Aaliyah, OutKast and, more awkwardly, Foo Fighters.

The script began life as a radio play in the 1980's, but Ms. Hughes has injected more recent references, including touches that seem borrowed from or in tribute to "Urinetown".

The statement that "there is no evidence that the rate (of contemporary sea-level rise) is increasing" similarly contradicts abundant research (summarized in AR4 chapter 5.5, plus more recent references).

Some more recent references are noted in [2 9].

A detailed description can be found in [29], while more recent references are [30] or [31].

For more recent references, see Marek & Truszczynski 1991, Moore 1995b, Marek & Truszczynski 1989, Konolige 1994, Antoniou 1997, Moore 1993, and Deneker et al. 2003.

As of August 2012, there were 240 research apps generating 100 million API calls per month (with a more recent reference showing 260 apps).

BirdLife International reference: A more recent reference has now been included.Population density unit: This is now provided (in per square kilometers).

GeoLoc was used first because some of the authors had found on past projects that the address matching algorithms were superior to those found in MapMarker, although the latter uses a more recent reference database.

Further follow-up and comparison with more recent reference data (as the reference growth diagrams date from 1997) should show whether the slightly higher SDS of some anthropometric measurements in ODM is a result of a continuing positive secular growth change in the Netherlands (14) or should be attributed to the diabetic pregnancy.

This was discussed at considerable length previously, and that discussion is not repeated here (though a few more recent and pertinent references include ).