Sentence examples for solid citation from inspiring English sources
That's a fairly solid citation, so we've got one, for sure.
I first heard the phrase uttered by John Mitchell, the Nixon campaign manager in 1968, regarding the states in the upper Midwest, but I didn't make a note of it then, so that's not a solid citation.
On the Pixies' 1987 début, "Come On Pilgrim," Frank Black sang, "I wanna be a singer like Lou Reed". That's a fairly solid citation, so we've got one, for sure.
While there are reservations about the availability of instructions for novice users, Microsoft Academic has impressive semantic search functionality, broad coverage, structured and rich metadata, and solid citation analysis features.
Try a solid state solution like PixelTuneup (see Sources and Citations).
In its citation, the prize committee said "How Markets Fail" combined "solid research and precise documentation to reveal not only a gripping human drama but also a tense clash of ideas".
The journal also demonstrated solid scientific relationships with other journals in the field, with citations both to and from a broad spectrum of journals.
Citation: "Optical manipulation of the Berry phase in a solid-state spin qubit," published online Feb. 15, 2016, Nature Photonics, by Christopher G. Yale, F. Joseph Heremans, Brian B. Zhou, Adrian Auer, Guido Burkard, and David D. Awschalom.
The mere dropping of the name, or the citation of a tag, suggests that a classical past still lives, solid and whole, below the surface.
Asking consumers to continuously select the attributes that applied to describe a product and to deselect those that no longer applied during the evaluation period did not substantially modify the average citation proportion of terms or the maximum citation proportion for individual terms for liquid and semi-solid products with a relatively fast oral preparatory phase.
