Sentence examples for references succeeded from inspiring English sources

Her signature mix of science writing, personal memoir and literary references succeeded in her first two books, "Notes From the Shore" and "Chance in the House of Fate," but primarily because Ackerman's own search for emotional refuge, through connection with the natural world, was a prominent theme.

The reference succeeds in working at the supply voltage as low as 0.6 V, with the power consumption being 31nW.

If such an epistemically modest direct reference succeeds, pleasure may turn out to be just whatever, in a correct psychology and biology, it turns out to be, brain state, feeling, attitude or something with features of all three.

After a whole genome comparison between the 'Sultanina' genome and the grapevine reference genome PN40024, we succeeded to provide the first comprehensive catalog of SVs and SNPs between both genotypes, at the nucleotide level.

In this and other succeeding references, the terms/phrases "replacement" or "takes the place of" are always explicit in what would today be called a "phylogenetic" context rather than in the sense of (not necessarily related) "vicars" performing analogous roles in geographically disjunct ecosystems.

However, as Kripke points out, in order for a speaker (qua reference borrower) to succeed in using a proper name to refer to the object/individual the lender was using the name to refer to, she must intend to do so.

He said it was time for the "Joshua generation" — a biblical reference to the leader who succeeded Moses — to urge family and friends to shake their apathy to engage in politics and action.

Foster is rightly suspicious of the alleged "end of irony" that was bruited again after 9/11, even as he is eager to name and account for the ideas and methods that have succeeded winking self-reference, conscious sham and political quietism.

(2) The P frame is uni-directionally predictive-coded and its decoding needs to reference its preceding I or P frame, and it is also referenced by its succeeding P and surrounding B frames; thus, it should take the second place in the importance level.

And it's important to get references from startups who have both succeeded and failed with the investor (if applicable).

Joerg Pfuhl, 37, the president of the Random House division responsible for children's books, audio books and reference books, will succeed Mr. Chi as president of Random House.