The buses have become part of US popular culture, notably referenced in Simon and Garfunkel's hit America, which tells the story of two young lovers travelling across the States, perhaps inspiring this schmaltzy advert.
In "Shaun of the Dead," it was zombie flicks; in "Hot Fuzz," it was action movies, with notably loving reference to "Bad Boys II".
Genetic research, notably with reference to eye pigments of the fruitfly, Drosophila melanogaster, has resulted in the description of a class of so-called ommochromes, which are phenoxazones.
Notably, this reference design also marks one of the first headsets from a major company that features eye-tracking baked-in.
Throughout the paper, it is apparent that the work was being developed in close interaction with Mincer, notably in reference to the latter's ongoing work on labour supply of women (initiated when he was at Chicago) and some of the empirical strategies developed by Mincer to estimate some of the costs of investments in training14.
Notably, the reference assembly failed to identify the previously identified duplication in spo0A [ 23] (data not shown).
There are notably few references to the F-word, "fat," replaced in the show, as it is in the industry, by the euphemistic "plus size".
Most notably, Nas references Jay-Z's attacks on Nas "Last Real Nigga Alive" as "sneak attack[s]" while he was caring for his mother.
With Dublin, an early Viking settlement, as the setting for Finnegans Wake, it is perhaps not surprising that Joyce incorporated a number of Norwegian linguistic and cultural elements into the work (notably Riksmål references for the most part).
Notably, both "direct reference" and descriptive accounts capture the reflexivity of first-person reference.
While speaking movingly from his perspective as the father of two girls, one a teenager, Mr. Obama notably made no reference to the racial context that has made the killing of Trayvon and the gunman's claim of self-defense a rallying point for African-Americans.
