Sentence examples for reference in this chapter from inspiring English sources

The primary reference in this chapter is [RFC3513], which defines the protocol specification about IPv6 addresses.

(My own book about George Eliot, "My Life in Middlemarch," is approvingly referenced in this chapter).

These systems are continually evolving, and the reader interested in building or operating a PKI is advised to consult the current work of standards bodies referenced in this chapter.

In the Prose Edda book Gylfaginning, Máni is referenced in three chapters.

Although space is not available to offer full referenced texts as they are in textbooks, key papers are referenced in some chapters to help readers to find additional information if needed.

Various techniques for creating and optimizing voltage references are reviewed in this chapter.

There is a substantial and structured overview of references in the chapter of related work, focused on the problem.

Each chapter has a 2-D barcode that can be scanned with a camera phone to bring up a corresponding Webpage with all of the links referenced in that chapter, videos, and the ability to comment.

The founders make a wink-wink reference to this chapter of their history in their acquisition announcement, where, among the various well-known and less-known people they thank, they include "The New York Times legal department for their jurisprudence").

But of course the information provided in this appendix is also relevant for the subsequent chapters and will therefore act as reference beyond this chapter.

The conference in turn was a direct result of the Barker case, to which references have been made in this chapter and elsewhere.