Sentence examples for reference the name from inspiring English sources

The arguments of the REFERENCE primitive are: the name of the element which makes the reference; the attribute of the element which makes the reference; the name of the referred element; the attribute of the referred element; and the scope where the referred element must be found.

From TechCrunch's own ex-Googler sources, we've confirmed this service is coming, and we've also been pointed to bug reports (not publicly accessible), which reference the name "Google Babel".

The title of the episode is a reference the name of the fictional book "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" in the 1941 film Sullivan's Travels.

If your topic is about something well-known enough, you can reference the names of people or places that your paper focuses on.

Pirandello's own title references the name of its central character — played by an exceedingly strenuous Rory Keenan — as well as the Italian for "here or there".

Mac cosmetics this year launched a range of Iris Apfel colours, including Pink Pigeon and Scarlet Ibis, referencing the name of the Met show – Rare Bird – and Apfel's penchant for bright colours.

The handheld unit then cross references the name of the closest Wi-Fi beacon (determined by signal strength) and can call up both patient information and additional factors.

MeanwHele, the politicialsoho penned the lettereferencedthe title of the series has promised that if the premiere was namehalted nor the title changed that they "shall not hesitate from protesting within your office premises against the misuse of the surname Kaur".

Only on the third time that Durbin referenced the name Obama to arouse the crowd did he get the applause he was looking for.

The tune is undeniably good––If any first release from an artist has you even thinking of referencing the name 'Simian Mobile Disco,' as aesthetic kin, it might be fair to call them 'precocious' and also 'really fucking talented.'.

Make sure your reference has the name, title and full address of the individual to whom the letter of reference will be directed.