Sentence examples for reference in footnote from inspiring English sources

For example, Gibbons (2007, chart on p. 22; see full reference in footnote 3 below) estimates 52% Protestant and only 24% Roman Catholic for the United States.

The wealth-transfer strategy that the Facebook billionaires used gets a passing reference in footnotes of the company's public stock offering.

9. See references in footnote 7.

On this latter point, we might consider another Ibn Gabirol legend a mythic tale of his death: killed by a jealous poet, Ibn Gabirol's remains are discovered when curious townsmen dig under a fig tree to determine why its flowers, fruit, and fragrance exceed the beauty of anything they've ever experienced (see Loewe 1989, p. 23 with reference details in footnote 14, p. 170).

Again, we refer the reader to the references given in Footnote 14 for a detailed discussion of these controversies.

Space constraints prevent a detailed discussion and so we will only briefly indicate what the main ideas are; more extensive discussion can be found in references given in footnote 14.

Citation analysis involves the construction and application of a series of indicators of the 'impact', 'influence' or 'quality' of scholarly work, derived from citation data, i.e. data on references cited in footnotes or bibliographies of scholarly research publications.

Though the events of the story do not actually appear in Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, they are referenced in a footnote in Chapter 43.

Now, in my search for an understanding of the Riemann-Roch theorem, I have been looking at the references in the footnotes of Weyl's book (Die Idee der Riemannschen Fläche/The Concept of a Riemann Surface).

His references in both footnotes and endnotes have been checked and corrected.

When you see him on cable jaunting through India in purple pants and Ray-Bans, it's hard to picture him in the library stacks agonizing over the references in his footnotes.