But a CISO may not hold all of the pieces of that reference architecture and, therefore, needs to partner with others" to get the whole picture, he says.
After the publication of this piece, the reference was deleted from his page.
Given that the 145-kb region is flanked by remnants of repeat elements that are present in other regions of the Ptr genome, it is possible that intra or inter-chromosomal recombination was responsible for the insertion of the 145-kb piece into Chr 6 of the reference genome.
For example, when the noun unicorn is used de re in a piece of fiction (mediated reference), the unicorn exists in the story, but the kind of existence is fictional in that no agent-external counterpart is entailed.
George W. Bush in 2005, was the gun manufacturers' protection act, described by the NRA at the time as "...the most significant piece of pro-gun legislation in twenty years". By the way, that last significant piece of legislation referenced by the NRA was the 1986 Firearm Owners' Protection Act, signed into law during the Reagan administration.
Galleycat already ran with a well-researched piece on all of the references Sanders made to books in his eight-and-a-half-hour-long speech (plus excerpts!) filibustering the tax deal shaped by Congressional Republicans and President Obama.
If Williams does own a piece of the fuselage, his repeated references to it in the media raise their own issues.
It was those tantalizing initials in the byline on the title page and on the dedication of the poem "A Funeral Elegy" that gave Donald W. Foster, a professor of English at Vassar College, the first piece of evidence that the reference was to Shakespeare.
"We wanted to make it feel like you were walking into a piece of the Internet, where there are references everywhere, and every little thing is something fun," he said.
