Sentence examples for third source of information from inspiring English sources
Jah says that it is almost impossible to tell which is correct, unless a third source of information could help to cross-correlate the correct location.
Recently, a third source of information has become available: the Höfle Telegram, which was an encrypted message sent from Operation Reinhard deputy commander Hermann Höfle to Berlin on 31 December 1942, detailing the number of Jews deported to each Operation Reinhard death camp up to that point.
Finally, the ADBI's third source of information is based on a urine toxicology screen.
The third source of information, the Affymetrix Axiom® Genome-Wide BOS 1 Array Plate (version 33), was obtained from the Affymetrix website support section (http://www.affymetrix.com/support/support_result.affx).affx
In examining the relationship between ASD and violence, a third source of information can be found in previous reviews on this topic, many of which conclude by proposing explanations for violent behavior in ASD.
Albarn's first source of information was The Queen's Conjuror, a much-praised biography of Dee by Benjamin Woolley, published in 2001.
The second source of information, called secondary radar, is a radio beacon on the plane called a transponder, which responds to questions from the radar system.
The researchers said their study "represents the first attempt to address the problem of the origin of syphilis using molecular genetics, as well as the first source of information regarding the genetic makeup of nonvenereal strains from the Western Hemisphere".
For example, we can envisage the web becoming the first source of information on bus timetables or council collections, and even doctor or hospital appointments being handled by a Web applications.
Given the transnational nature of such schemes, however, it is imperative that this gap in knowledge and resources be narrowed". While the company registry is the first source of information about companies, this is no panacea for the misuse of legal entities.
A second source of information comes from stones, skulls, and bones.
