Which is why references to fecklessness and irresponsibility have become such effective drivers of the coalition's welfare reform legislation.
Orlando Jacinto Garcia's "Why References?" achieved an often lovely parity between the mediums: murmuring clusters from loudspeakers set against quietly ringing solid and broken chords.
("It's simply easier to communicate about a complex storm if it has a name, which our naming program has demonstrated," said Norcross, not entirely nailing why references to "Winter Storm Leon" convey more information in a weather report than the unbaptised version would).
This explains why reference population size and number of effective ancestors had opposite effects on imputation accuracy and compensate for each other.
This variability also explains why reference identification tests such as the growth inhibition test may give such variable results as hyperimmune sera contain large amounts of antibodies directed towards these immunodominant antigens.
To explain why, he referenced former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's analysis of Chinese ambitions and the ongoing tensions between China and U.S. allies in the South China Sea.
When asked why he referenced Obama's past pot use or time in Indonesia, he dodged the question and responded that "the president has to stop denigrating American values" and "he's sending the wrong message to the american people that if you're rich, you're somehow evil".
In other words, if I believed she was executing a political agenda rather than a journalistic one, why was I referencing her work?
7) Inconsistent style of referencing Why it is that professional scholars who have to prepare references and bibliographies for publication can't put a list together for their CVs, using a consistent style and with proper attention to detail, is a perennial mystery to me.
