The software involved was first revealed in a Guardian report last year which is cited in the NRDC study.
The proposed Rail-to-Rail Op-Amp is based on a DC level shifter technique, which is cited at the input stage.
Take one of the most influential recent books on design and environmentalism, Michael Braungart & William McDonough's "Cradle to Cradle," which is cited approvingly in "Sustainism".
Many studies have proved that secondhand smoke, which is cited as the reason for most smoking bans, is a health hazard.
He questioned the conduct and ethics of the trial, which is cited by clinics offering SPDT as evidence that it works.
As of Dec. 31, 352 children were in Israeli military detention, according to Military Court Watch, which is cited by the State Department.
4th 1154 20088), which is cited by the court in Yelp, a subpoena seeking disclosure of an anonymous defendant's identity will be quashed unless the plaintiff "make[s] a prima facie showing" of the existence of defamation.
Federal and city officials declined to comment on the new investigation, which is cited in an Oct. 25 letter that city lawyers sent to the federal judge who is overseeing the suit by the man's mother, Billie Ann Miller.
That's a reference to the Civil War, which is cited by those arguing for the rivalry's vitriolic preëminence, and which you can read about, but which I've never thought much of.
Completing the "rogue's gallery of corporate villainy" is BP, which is cited over the Gulf of Mexico oil spill that "will cause the long term death of large swaths of the ocean".
"Can you have your office fax me a copy of your DEA certificate to me?" the Cincinnati Bengals head trainer, Paul Sparling, wrote in an e-mail that was dated August 24, 2009, which is cited in the filing.
