Sentence examples for tentative reference from inspiring English sources

At one point, I interject a tentative reference to Eastern philosophies, but Freddie pooh-poohs them with Hegelian vehemence, dismissing Taoism, Confucianism, Hinduism, and Buddhism in a single barking laugh.

A tentative reference concentration (RfC) for methanol in ambient air, i.e. an exposure concentration below which adverse effects are not expected to occur, was derived from the analysis of the toxicological data available in the literature.

Henry thus develops a theory of how essences exist prior to their actual existence in the mind or in the world, enlarging on a brief and tentative reference in Avicenna's Metaphysics I.5 to the "proper existence" (esse proprium) of the essences.

This map can serve as a tentative reference for further studies.

It is important to underline that our MD simulations are tentative, especially with reference to interactions within the A2 domain, as this region is not present in any crystal structures and is derived from modeling (19).

The tentative accord included no reference to changes in police practices that Mr. Louima, a Haitian immigrant, had sought to try to ensure that, in his words, no one else would suffer as he did.

He wants to send soothing signals to the millions who know the old "Oz," but he has to be careful not to cling too closely to the original, so many of the references are tentative or fragmentary: the flying monkeys have become flying baboons; a lion and some men made of straw are seen in only a couple of shots.

Tentative transport modeling of a reference scenario strongly indicates only particles deposited inside the plasma pedestal allow for efficient fuelling.

Due to the small number of participants responding to the post-exam survey, the quantitative data is not presented in detail (see James, 2013 for full results), but rather an overview of key tentative findings is outlined and reference is made to comments that relate to the student experience.

46 However, we acknowledge that these reference values are tentative and that further research in younger adolescents and female adolescents is needed before firm conclusions can be drawn.

Because much of this material is very new, and because my conclusions (many of which are tentative) are highly controversial, more references to the empirical literature than are normal in an encyclopedia article are included.