For more details on this function theory we refer to the standard references [5, 12, 14 16].
(For a discussion of the Hilbert Program the reader is referred to the standard references: Sieg 1990 , 1988 1999; Mancosu 1998, Zach 2003, Tait 1981 and Tait 2002).
For basic definitions, historical background and results involving gamma and zeta functions, we refer to the standard references [1 3, 5 12].
Studies using cIMT usually refer to values applied by standard references.
These guidelines include thorough characterization and regulatory standardization of GBNs, standardized data formats to identify the relationships between structure and properties and finally standard references of known activities of biological tests.
These are standard references on Twelver Shīʿī beliefs and are still used as textbooks in Iran.
Westbrook Pegler died in 1969, leaving no major work, and is only slightly noticed in the standard references.
There are of course the standard references to health care, poverty and economics in Mr. Bradley's speeches.
Indeed, the standard references I have, at least in their primary definitions, make deliberate deception an essential ingredient of a "lie".
According to a study published in Science, she explained how the conclusion found that "52 per cent of the English lexicon – the majority of the words used in English books – consists of lexical 'dark matter' undocumented in standard references".
Schonberg also wrote about chess, reviewed mysteries and thrillers under the pseudonym Newgate Callendar, and was the author of 13 books, several of which came to be acknowledged as standard references.
