Sentence examples for references for example to from inspiring English sources
I thought I heard references, for example, to Charlie Christian and Chuck Berry and Jim Hall.
He made some half-joking references, for example, to what he had learned from talking to a psychiatrist in recent months.
There have been hundreds of references, for example, to Richard Perle's insidious power over administration policy, but I've been told by senior administration officials that he has had no significant meetings with Bush or Cheney since they assumed office.
There are references, for example, to an eighth-grade history day project on Los Angeles water, to time spent at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, to two graduate degrees, to frolics with a dog in the American River, to a treasured copy of the California Water Atlas, an elegant encyclopedia published by the state in the 1970s.
By default, qAlign uses bowtie to align single or paired-end reads to a reference genome, and unmapped reads are optionally further aligned to alternative references, for example to quantify the level of vector contamination.
Some of the most striking details in the collection — a reference, for example, to a woman who, upon hearing that she'd be deported, killed herself by pushing a sharpened chopstick into her ear — are based on historical records.
This information can be used as a quick reference, for example, to see the number of pathways mentioned or described in the literature.
The other file is a text output file that is used to record the complete searching details, which can be used in the future for results checking reference, for example, to repeat a previously saved search.
Therefore, it is sufficient to estimate the phase differences to a reference microphone, for example, to the first microphone for all.
The reference is, for example, to vocational education and training programmes and opportunities for non-formal education and training, carried out to reduce the gap between school programmes and what the labour market requires.
References were made, for example, to the greater threat of an EID than of tuberculosis or chicken pox.
