Sentence examples for referenced directly from inspiring English sources

While Apple is not referenced directly, PayPal is referring to the recent nude celebrity photo leak, for which security lapses in Apple's iCloud technology were blamed.

The book itself is hardly referenced directly, until the actor references one of its characters, Maxine Tarnow ("a grade A MILF").

The series is twice referenced directly, by Chuck when Sarah fails to understand his "Chewie" reference, and by Casey, who says, "This is what happens when you draw your plans from Star Wars".

Public health and government authorities such as the CDC and WHO were rarely referenced directly by users (1.5% of links).

H chemical shifts were referenced directly to internal DSS at 0 ppm.

Chemical shifts were referenced directly (H) and indirectly (C and N) to the internal DSS methyl peak at 0.07 ppm (H).

The fiction of Thomas Pynchon is not pop in the sense of popular – he's fairly "difficult" – but in the true sense of pop art, in that it takes its images, language and references directly from the big, bad, modern world around it.

Those sources can be online journals and encyclopedias, history databases, national science and health centers, as well as other trustworthy sites, and you can import formatted references directly into Word.

The proposed MPPT controller generates current reference directly from the solar array power information and the current controller uses the integral sliding mode for the tight control of current.

The proposed MPPT controller generates current reference directly from the solar array power information and the current controller uses the sliding mode technique for the tight regulation of current.

McDowell himself hopes to avert any charge of embracing an unacceptable idealism consequent on his location of the world at the level of sense by reminding us that senses present their references directly, not descriptively, so that reference is, as it were, contained in sense (1996: 179 80).