Sentence examples for references on the from inspiring English sources

For further details and references on the topic, we refer to Furman and Zitikis [2 5].

The NHANES 2001 2002 sample is a nationwide probability sample of the population selected via a complex series of statistical techniques (for references on the design of the NHANES sample refer to http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nhanes/about_nhanes.htm).htm

The line between horror and humour is an awkward one to walk, and Truss reaches a little lazily for pop cultural references on the way.

There are a further six references on the List of 10 not fully accounted for.

The Guildhall Library (1828) contains extensive references on the history of London, including original maps, prints, and registers.

You found some references on the internet suggesting the business may have connections with another memorial mason that had generated complaints.

The pastiche of cultural and political influences that shaped Mr. Schundler have also given him an unusual grab bag of references on the campaign trail.

Numerous radio stations that carry Mr. Stern's show have been fined heavily by the Federal Communications Commission over sexual and scatological references on the show.

"There are lots of people around who have done good academic work in the past and can be relied upon to pepper their comments with historical references on the spot," he said.

It feels quite as up-to-date, for its moment, as anything being painted then in New York or Cologne, where abstraction was sprouting representational marks and references on the way to revived figurative styles.

Mr. Friedman says he designed these increasingly complex projects to "lead away from the object and draw in other references on the journey," but then always to return to the object in the end.