There is no reference to a number of people blacklisted by MI5 on grounds of putative or past communist affiliations.
Graves also refers us to a small document belonging to Housman that lists "what would seem to be references to a number of male prostitutes, including sailors and ballet-dancers".
Meme-makers have seized on this gorilla's death (initially on Black Instagram, as it happens), honouring the ape in social media posts with a cod-fanaticism that belies references to a number of things.
With reference to a number of other counties in California that settled multimillion-dollar class actions for strip and cavity searches, Youngblood added: "We were doing things the way everyone in California were doing things at the time".
It also includes automatically generated cross-references to a number of external databases.
The legal disclaimer section of the iOS 5 included references to a number of different mapping companies that aren't Google, most notably TomTom.
Masses-as-sets can always be held to be sets of things, and plural reference can always be held to be reference to a number of things.
The goal of the current work was to design a reliable numerical model of the stacked package and afterwards perform numerical multi-objective optimization in reference to a number of variables, which influence the stacked package reliability.
With references to a number of manuscripts and printed material relating to pre modern astronomy, this study found that the steps in solving trigonometric calculation in astronomy are explained descriptively using the sine quadrant.
The following sections of this paper will argue that such a possibility may often be lacking by making references to a number of legal approaches that one might expect to be applicable in such instances.
The considerable improvement of the proposed fuzzy-based neural network approach can be considered, as is now tabulated in Table 5, with reference to a number of the previous benchmarks, in this area, as well.
