Sentence examples for more references that from inspiring English sources

He's continued to dig around and today has presented us with some of his latest finds: looking deeper into Facebook's code, he found more references that point to how Facebook might be thinking about how users can share purchasing information with each other.

In particular, we have reworded various parts in the Introduction and added many more key references that were missing in the original manuscript.

b. section 3.1 : MHMM is not described well: we see a mix of introductory references on general HMMs, of more specialized references that may be telling something relevant but we do not know that, and cat's cradle pictures which are not self-explanatory (and what about these mu parameters?).

But Liddiard's reasoning is more prosaic: "It references that Taman Shud thing because it's a chunk of Australian history that people don't know, and a bunch of people who don't know their own history probably shouldn't be saying what is or isn't Australian".

We have reviewed more than 100 references that are related to water management in proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cells, with a particular focus on the issue of water flooding, its diagnosis and mitigation.

While not intended as a manual, after reading an article, readers should not only have a clear view of what the method/technology entails but also of how to use it, possibly in combination with one or more of the references that are provided in the annotated bibliography provided at the end of each article.

Following the announcement of plans for a Guinness Book of World Records movie, Andrew Losowsky suggests a few more reference books that belong on the silver screen.

And after 1980, the unmistakable convergence of evangelical Christianity with right-wing politics made "secular" artists more leery of overt religious references that would antagonize most of their core audience.

Additional references that include more in-depth coverage of this topic are provided.

Cliches about Skodas and Volvo drivers that you'll hear on the British Top Gear are replaced with references that mean more to American viewers.

In this context, the majority of studies, analysis and knowledge have geographical references that relate more or less directly to the land uses.