Sentence examples for reference to the potential from inspiring English sources

In a written statement Smith released five days ago, she made reference to the potential for a war in Iraq as part of the reason for her protest.

The second mechanism can be illustrated by reference to the potential energy curves for nitrogen hydride (NH) shown in Figure 7B.

Sussex police admitted they had not known about this, but agreed to advise the Prevent officials of any "emerging risks" emanating from Amer's travels, a possible reference to the potential impact on his brothers.

Mr. Ailes said that he urged the president in the letter to take action quickly and decisively and that any reference to the potential loss of support was not meant as political advice but as an assessment of the national mood.

In reference to the potential market, evaluation is more complex (Waldinger et al.1990).1990

The patent filing makes reference to the potential for other products, including "an augmented reality helmet [and] an augmented reality visor".

These references to the potential cull of another giraffe prompted an angry complaint from the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria, which gave the go-ahead for the death of the first Marius because it was unsuitable for breeding.

In their frequent, almost casual, references to the potential annihilation of each other's people, the two leaders are eroding a once-unspoken assumption that leaders seek to defuse confrontation, not cultivate it.

The BAP on fisheries makes numerous references to the potential impacts of fisheries on genetic diversity and stresses the necessity to guarantee 'genetic sustainability' and safeguard genetic stocks (see Table 3).

Note that all given voltages are in reference to the ground potential at the source contact.

Then, following the approach of Warshel et al. [27,50], the free energy change from the reference to the target potential is evaluated via FEP for each of the selected QM configuration along the reaction pathway.