Yet, in his book-length set of interviews with Joseph McBride, Hawks pays tribute to the novel's fierce love story and gets explicit about it; to get the reference, note that the captain, as Hemingway describes him, has lost an arm: The only good thing about the one-arm thing…was that the girl made that one arm an asset.
When asked where, in the Conservative manifesto, the plans to scrap maintenance grants was, Universities Minister Jo Johnson, highlighted page 35 where the reference noted how they wanted to ensure the "continuing success and stability" of higher education policy so the "interests of both students and taxpayers are fairly represented".
The reference note (D) was used for all tone groups (1, 3, and 6 semitone intervals).
This name is no longer current in Pfam and it has long been recognized as mentioned in the reference noted above that these proteins are not "domains of unknown function" but PP-loop ATPases.
Lages and Treisman (1998) presented subjects with a 2.5-cpd reference grating that they had to remember, followed after a retention interval by a block of sessions, on each of which they had to decide whether a test grating was higher or lower in frequency than the reference (note that the method was MSS, not 2AFC).
The accuracy of the results on simulated read data sets was computed by finding the percentage of the confidently aligned reads that were mapped to their correct position in the reference (note: owing to the presence of bubble branches, more than one multi-genome position can be considered correct).
For additional information, please see the references noted in the "Suggested Readings" section.
I say "dressed up" because before the 30 pages of reference notes comes the admission that he conducted only five interviews for the book, listed in the acknowledgments.
The heavy scheme of reference notes brings to mind the frisky "Amélie," which was so lacking in ethnicity that Paris appeared to be Euro Disneyland.
Unspeak by Steven Poole 288pp, Little, Brown, £9.99 The use and abuse of words is an endlessly fascinating subject to anyone interested in communications, and the 30 pages' worth of reference notes - and perhaps the design of this book - persuaded me I was about to read a serious piece of work.
