Sentence examples for random references from inspiring English sources

Such random references to mythology run through the book, and they can be heavy-handed.

He certainly has produced esoteric wit and random references, but has not always been fluid with Fouts and Michaels.

The generational difference is also well caught by Abby's irritation at Ben's ignorance of her random references to Audie Murphy and Guy Burgess.

For five weeks he did not take team talks, peppering with them yet more with random references from books he'd found on his shelves at home, from economic tracts, to American football manuals and philosophy.

His random references to the theories and sayings of others — Homer, Machiavelli, Samuel Huntington, Malcolm Gladwell, Fidel Castro and Tom Stoppard are among those quoted — read like scholarly bling.

The average difference between the fractions of driving and transit ties from the random reference system is 0.587 for driving subjects and 0.527 for transit subjects, while the result in Figure 10 has the differences of 0.710 and 0.582 for driving and transit subjects, respectively - which are overall 12.3% and 5.5% greater than the random references.

"Reliant on Robin feeling the love, I'm going to try and convince him of the area," says Phil, slipping in a random reference to a three-wheeled car of the 1970s.

The results demonstrate that the flow rate accuracy and the repeatability of the TOF are significantly improved by using averaging reference wave, compared with that using random reference wave.

Hence, the optimal weighting matrix can compensate the impact of random reference selection.

The optimal weighting matrix releases the reference-based methods from the influence of a random reference selection.

Treating b and b2 - ||x||2 as nuisance parameters, we try to get rid of them by orthogonal projections instead of random reference selection.