Sentence examples for section reference from inspiring English sources

In the section 'Reference model', we describe a reference model employing GMMs instead of NMF.

The granularity of coverage is defined by an empirical cutoff named "Design-Tanimoto" (see section Reference shape selection).

After that, the whole proposed framework and its components are explained in Section "Reference scenario and proposed architecture".

The correct information is given below: The section "Reference clustering data sets" contains the description of an algorithm for generating reference data based on idea, algorithm and Java implementation by Oleg Ursu, PhD.

In this section, reference is made to sensors that observe at coarse (>100 m), moderate (10 100 m), high (5 10 m) and Very High spatial Resolution (VHR, <5 m).

In this section reference is made to one key labour market institution, employment protection legislation (EPL) and its possible effect on the relationship between changes in output and changes in unemployment during a recession.

In the Reference section, references 9 and 10 references refer to the same study; it is the newest one should appear, and the older one can be removed.

We address each of these questions in the section referenced in parentheses.

Section References Michelangelo's depiction of the Genealogy of Jesus departs from an artistic tradition for this topic that was common in medieval times, especially in stained-glass windows.

Section References (For images, see gallery) The Ignudi are the 20 athletic, nude males that Michelangelo painted as supporting figures at each corner of the five smaller narrative scenes that run along the centre of the ceiling.

Section references On the five pendentives along each side and the two at either end, Michelangelo painted the largest figures on the ceiling: twelve people who prophesied or represented some aspect of the Coming of Christ.