Sentence examples for sections for reference from inspiring English sources

Good design practices are required for a successful FPGA design and they are explained with block diagrams and figures and further summarized in a table at appropriate sections for reference.

The number of motor neurons in each section was counted stereologically using adjacent sections for reference and look-up (physical disector).

Without this information, it is hard to get an idea of how variable size-at-age is for these species (and it is clearly quite variable), or the representativeness of the original sampling, etc.  Personally, I think other information could be more useful, like photographs of the two oldest vertebrae sections for reference.

The cross-section generation scheme employed in the 3D spatial kinetics PARCS code included in the FAST code system being used and developed at the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI) is currently based on region-wise macroscopic cross-sections for reference conditions and their first-order derivatives with respect to the state variables.

One suggestion is to divide pages where you would have a main body for notes, a right (or left) column for keywords and page numbers, and a bottom section for reference notes and books to research and words to define.

Create a section for references.

The report contains data on the whole run, as well as separate sections for each reference (in this case, control sequence and E. coli).

Based on mortality data, the mortality rates in different age groups were found (average 1 136 cases per 100 000 citizens per year) and the numbers were calculated in all 84 sections for the reference year 2006.

If you wish to mark sections for later reference, use scraps of paper as bookmarks or use removable tape flags or sticky notes (but make sure they are removed when returning).

In Section "Critical factors in improvement of IT service processes" we present a literature review of critical success factors, while in Section "Techniques for reference searching and for data analysis" we provide a discussion on the techniques for reference searching and data analysis used within our study.

In conclusion, if K 1 commutes with A ( t ) for all t ∈ R, Remark 3.12 applies with H 1 = − 2 K 1 and H 2 = − K 2. This section gathers, for reference purposes, a few simple facts - possibly well known - concerning time-dependent matrices.