Sentence examples for sources pertaining from inspiring English sources

Uglow repeatedly makes reference to the dearth of archival sources pertaining to her subject: Losh destroyed most of her own writings, and her journals, if extant, are missing.

Monumenta Germaniae Historica, (Latin: "Historical Monuments of the Germans"), voluminous, comprehensive, and critically edited collection of sources pertaining to German history from about ad 500 to 1500.

This is a monumental work, then, exhausting in its detail but never losing its sense either of the broader picture or the impact at the human level (where possible: archives and sources pertaining to Alt Clud, the post-Roman "Kingdom of the Rock" around what we now call Strathclyde, are notoriously patchy and vague).

The results correlate with the written historical sources pertaining to this area, which speak about an increasing frequency of flooding in the Czech lands since the 14th century, and especially in the second half of the 16th century.

In the proximity of sources pertaining to the biocide, organic chemical and galvanising sectors, the risk was seen to be rising among men and women, a finding that could indicate airborne environmental exposure.

We are launching it, to start, with approximately 2,000 datasets and reports from nearly 50 federal, state, county, and city sources pertaining to the Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander community.

The Open Source Initiative has removed much of the ambiguity with "open source" as pertaining to software with their 10-point Open Source Definition [ 4], a detailed definition giving ten criteria that a license must comply with in order to be recognized as open source.

Eng., 81 939 970, 2010 has recently introduced a generalized probabilistic modeling approach, which can individually represent parametric uncertainties and modeling errors and which can individually represent sources of uncertainty pertaining to different structural components of complex structures.

Potential literature sources of data pertaining to menopause transition were identified in PubMed (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/) using combinations of search terms: "estrogen," "menopause," "osteoporosis," "bone turnover," "final menstrual period," "alkaline phosphatase," and "telopeptide".

The greatest source of uncertainty pertaining to input data in eBoD assessments generally relates to a lack of assessment-specific measurements.

One potential source of overestimation (pertaining to the extrapolation of data from one group to another) is that developed countries may incur more mesothelioma cases because of an older age composition.