Sentence examples for probable reference from inspiring English sources

"Particular people have been very helpful and supportive of him," she added in a probable reference to the national governing body British Cycling's lottery-supported world class performance plan, which backed Millar this year when he was apparently riding "clean".

The only New Testament reference to anointing of the sick (5:14) is cited, mostly by Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox theologians, as a probable reference to what they consider one of the seven sacraments.

The first probable reference to the office dates from the time of Pope Victor I (189 199), and it was mentioned frequently in Roman documents after the 4th century.

In 1647, a Latin poem contains a probable reference to cricket being played at Winchester College; if so, it is the earliest known mention of cricket in Hampshire.

In a probable reference to a walled suburb outside the castle's entrance, Ibn Shaddad records that two days later the first line of defences fell to the besiegers.

"Hit piece on Andy from VA GOP in Hampton newspaper," Strzok wrote to Page on Oct. 26, a probable reference to a Virginian-Pilot follow-up to the Journal story.

Over 160 certain or probable references to Satan, under various designations, are identified.

Solveig understood that the lyrics were probable references towards Madonna's life and thus received coverage in the press.

It's unclear if a blanket law that references probable cause or individual warrants would be sought in pursuant of these cases.

Indeed the three proteins κ-casein, muc1, and lactadherin have more glycosylation sites than the other milk proteins with an average of 7 glycosylations in human (9 glycosylations in muc1, 7 in κ-casein, and 5 in lactadherin; these include referenced, probable, and potential sites), and in cow, as opposed to an average of 1.3 in the remaining 6 milk proteins in human, and in cow.

This paper presents a new univariate method employing the most probable point as the reference point for predicting failure probability of structural and mechanical systems subject to random loads, material properties, and geometry.