Sentence examples for turn references from inspiring English sources

The agency cites the Convention on Biological Diversity, which in turn references a paper by Princeton ecologist David Wilcove.

Tiny Furniture in turn references a video Dunham made as a student, called The Fountain, in which she strips to her bikini, climbs into a college fountain, bathes in it and brushes her teeth.

Now this feature, which helps you turn references to stocks and geographies into rich data that you can easily extend and manipulate in a spreadsheet, is generally available.

The artist's native Japan is, in turn, referenced by a Hello Kitty, a pot of Shiseido skin cream and a trampled games console.

The trails twist and turn, referencing only themselves, always leading back to the center -- a waterfall that is the subject of the only picture postcard of our town.

Ovid, a database vendor, has used its database technology to turn reference books into their logical units for searching and for display.

Bubonic plague is the most common form, taking its name from the inflamed swellings, or "buboes," which in turn reference the Greek word for "groin" (boubon).

Her threat to "totally obliterate" Iran, her stomach-turning reference to the June 1968 assassination of Robert Kennedy as a reason to stay in the race, her Bosnian fabrications, all reflect a view of history as something that's there for political ends rather than as a source of inspiration or reflection.

(119) In another version of reference-free alignment, a series of arbitrarily selected images are used in turn as references to align all of the other images.

A media node, for example, makes reference to a descriptor that, in turn, makes reference to a region.

An Internet search turned up references to the Franklin Institute's automaton.