Sentence examples for reference to the relevant from inspiring English sources

The meeting was intended as a formal warning, with documented reference to the relevant sections of the manual.

They pumped cash into the first iteration of outside groups — so-called 527s, after a reference to the relevant section in the tax code — in the 2004 election cycle, including the infamous Swift Boat Veterans for Truth campaign against Senator John Kerry.

This paper reviews laboratory impact experiments, scaling laws, and numerical simulations of cratering processes with reference to the relevant mission results.

The H-CSI scale items were designed based on reference to the relevant literature and the suggestions of a focus group.

Ideally, all data are entered twice, by two independent persons (double data entry), producing two datasets that are compared to detect errors, each of which is resolved by reference to the relevant source document.

For example, analogizing the decision of a minority group to break away and form their own state to the decision of two individuals to marry will not be very illuminating, because the supposed analogy omits any reference to the relevant institutional facts.

In these studies the reader will find references to the relevant sources.

On this, see [[78]] with extensive references to the relevant verdicts of the European Court of Justice.

See (Yablo 1998) for more on the debate between Quine and Carnap, which contains many references to the relevant passages.

It should not only be limited to textual description but also provide references to the relevant data sheets.

The VRUITS deliverables D3.1 [1] and D3.2 [16] make references to the relevant literature on approaches and formulae used.