| All chapters are well referenced and the information is well supported by an adequate number of tables and illustrations. |
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| I wasn't left high and dry as the book is well referenced which led me to the books that shaped his thinking on a variety of topics. |
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| Why this material is included while other material unique to, e.g., commodities or exchanges, is referenced out is not clear. |
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| I think it's interesting what traditions are picked up on and what countries are referenced in that. |
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| For descriptive metadata it may even be an entry in a catalog if the catalog record can be adequately referenced. |
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| Eustasy is defined as a global sea level change when referenced to a fixed datum, for instance the center of the earth. |
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| She had Googled her own name and found my site, where I impoliticly referenced her a couple of years ago. |
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| Researchers are using a geographic information system to track the fly establishment with geographically referenced coordinates. |
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| A single style sheet can be referenced from all of the XHTML pages, allowing a design to be quickly applied to the entire site or application. |
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| Gravity was measured using a LaCoste-Romberg model G gravimeter, and readings were referenced to a BGS temporary base station located at Corrie. |
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| Pieces in the show referenced Conceptualism, performance, Dada, realism and abstraction. |
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| Authentication credentials can then be maintained centrally and referenced by a whole host of platforms and applications. |
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| The book is indexed and each of the chapters is referenced, some more extensively than others. |
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| All these articles contain referenced material or the supporting documents themselves. |
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| With the exception of the modeling papers, most articles are well referenced with conclusions clearly supported by the data furnished. |
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| The book is well referenced and indexed, including a listing of cases found throughout the book. |
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| It is extensively referenced and provides the scientific evidence for many of the practices and principles of tuberculosis control. |
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| I really appreciated your well-researched and referenced article on Ashcroft and the separation of church and state. |
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| As the number of references that could be cited was limited, we have often referenced review articles rather than original publications. |
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| In my time spent here I have heard Canada referenced a total of four times in the mainstream media. |
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| Many studies were associated with more than one publication, but we have referenced only the principal publication. |
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| This claim is dated at best and truly misleading, given the other reports and citations referenced in the article. |
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| The activities draw on relevant literature that is referenced throughout the book. |
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| This explores Andersen's character, in particular his psycho-logical and sexual hang-ups, as referenced by condensed episodes from his stories. |
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| When Dwight Grant needed a stage name, he referenced South Philadelphia's Sigel Street in recognition of his neighborhood. |
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| Deleted scenes referenced in the commentary are two unfilmed animatics blended into one sequence. |
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| I'm constantly hearing it referenced as the hallmark of useful design that masks powerful features. |
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| That of course is where Greek lexicons like those referenced to above are helpful. |
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| They are referenced in this faux-primitive romp fashioned for nine dancers in briefs or skimpy bathing suits. |
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| These claims are referenced elsewhere in popular narcocorridos, or cartel folk songs, glamorizing the junior gangster. |
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| Each question in the test bank is referenced to its original source in the textbook, making it easy to verify or modify questions and answers. |
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| I was writing about an era of history that is massively studied, hugely important, and constantly referenced in contemporary culture. |
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| All standard time and frequency stations broadcast Coordinated Universal Time, which is referenced to the Greenwich meridian. |
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| Information is presented in a precise, thorough, conservative, referenced and readable style. |
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| Each chapter is heavily referenced and cited within a detailed index. |
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| We need to temper the Promethean impulse referenced in Shelley's subtitle. |
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| This inverted morality creates maniacs whose antics are referenced with a smile and a wink, not a harrumph. |
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| Such analyses are provided in the articles referenced in the report. |
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| The new book is excellently referenced from sources past and present. |
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| I had recently attended a wedding because a text message had referenced some questionable behavior. |
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| The BBC television series' limited budget may be affectionately referenced with comically chunky spaceship controls and hilarious use of stock footage. |
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| I particularly like how such a complex reading mirrors the divination referenced in the work. |
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| The findings obtained with this Finnish material can cohere with prior comparable research in other markets, as is referenced in the text wherever applicable. |
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| The cap stayed only because it referenced Civil War-era California state lawmaker Abner Weed, the namesake of the town. |
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| These data are tabulated by species with locations referenced to zoogeographical subregions, political units of provinces, states, or countries, and source citations. |
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| In John Barleycorn, Heinold and his bar are referenced a whooping 17 times. |
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| This short but well referenced volume is intended for the general reader. |
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| He has been referenced in television, film, and music, sometimes simply as a cultural flashpoint, other times as a Liberator. |
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| Anime, spaghetti westerns and exploitation movies are all referenced. |
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| The data is recalled from tape to disk when next referenced. |
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| These particular interviewees also were generators of spatially referenced data. |
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| Trade guilds began to perform plays, usually religiously based, and often dealing with a biblical story that referenced their profession. |
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| Henry Garnett for his alleged complicity in the Gunpowder Plot of 1605, as referenced in the porter's scene. |
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| They had been so moved by the beauty of the Rudyard Lake area that when their first child was born they referenced it when naming him. |
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| The rhyme is one of the best known in the world and has been referenced in a variety of works of literature and popular culture. |
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| He is known for playing the primary antagonist in a number of popular motion pictures, which has seen him referenced in popular culture. |
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| The Verve also referenced the song in their 2008 song Love Is Noise from the album Forth. |
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| The term is referenced in William Gibson's 1993 essay Disneyland with the Death Penalty. |
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| It is referenced to the European Qualifications Framework, and thus to other qualifications frameworks across the European Union. |
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| This is referenced to the Qualifications Framework of the European Higher Education Area developed under the Bologna process. |
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| The claimed figures are referenced from online articles created by highly reliable sources. |
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| As well as traditional religion, Wallinger's work has sometimes referenced myths. |
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| The poses of the figures referenced famous works of art from the past and recent movies. |
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| The Chapmans' oeuvre has also referenced work by William Blake, Auguste Rodin and Nicolas Poussin. |
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| Being referenced by a member of the first echelon is mandatory for access to the second and third echelon. |
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| Saint Andrew Chapel is of probable medieval origin, referenced in 1546 and in earlier documents. |
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| The University of St Andrews has appeared in or been referenced by a number of popular media works, in film and literature. |
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| The story was widely reported across the UK and referenced in parliament by the then Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt. |
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| He also referenced that she had never intended this role as Catatonia had thought that they had already peaked prior to International Velvet. |
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| Audio signals and other electronic signal levels are often measured in dBm, referenced to one milliwatt. |
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| Cleomedes referenced Pytheas' journey to Thule, but added no new information. |
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| Some consider Rudolph as part of the group as well, though he was not part of the original named work referenced previously. |
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| In the Medical schools, physicians such as Galen were referenced as the ultimate source of knowledge. |
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| Acronyms are used most often to abbreviate names of organizations and long or frequently referenced terms. |
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| When a particular judicial opinion is referenced, the law report series in which the opinion is printed will determine the case citation format. |
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| This composition was later referenced in Swallowdale, but not in Peter Duck itself. |
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| Classification is referenced to common industry wave and reflow solder profiles including lead-free processing. |
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| As referenced in the AELs, the only authorized submarine deck shoe is the Sperry topsider. |
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| In order to accommodate local climatology as well as to provide security, the concept design referenced the classic scheme of an Omani fortress. |
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| In Sumerian culture, beer is referenced on the earliest recovered tablet. |
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| The tool is published in the Onega article referenced at the end of this study. |
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| In their article, they referenced older chosen prefix collision research by cryptanalysts Marc Stevens, Arjen Lenstra, and Benne de Weger. |
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| Mustafa's debut 2009 film, City of Life, is considered a pathbreaker of sorts, and often referenced as a leading light in UAE filmmaking. |
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| Urine, feces, blood, and other bodily effluvia are both routinely referenced in obscene speech as well being reliable disgust elicitors. |
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| He referenced a document that he said outlines the government's plan to preannounce the contents of the Budget. |
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| The referenced tuples should be replicated accordingly or else some eld values, for instance sequence number, may be inapprehensible. |
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| A relational database has data in interrelated tables of rows and columns that are referenced through foreign keys stored as columns. |
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| The front matter, running to 134 page in length, is exhaustive, rich in information, painstaking in detail, and abundantly referenced throughout. |
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| The photodiode signal is analyzed by a dual-channel lock-in amplifier, referenced by the driving frequency of the rf coils produced by a voltage controlled oscillator. |
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| As noted in the sidebar to the referenced article, the amount of magnesium in dolomitic limestone can interfere with the calcium exchange process. |
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| He referenced that using a no-touch technique may improve capsular contraction, a painful complication associated with breast augmentation procedures. |
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| Each pair member is a separate headword in Web3 unless referenced. |
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| Intended for legal scholars and those interested in the applied macrosociology, this volume is well referenced and contains numerous charts and copious notes. |
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| Unlike his artist friend Camille Corot, whose compositions referenced a poeticised view of nature, resulting from his Italian sojourns, Rousseau never left France. |
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| A copy of any concurrency or nonconcurrency statements shall be made a part of the administrative record and referenced in the final guidance memorandum. |
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| Athenaeus, writing in 228 AD, referenced the Roman ball game harpastum. |
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| As hyperlinked web content is increasingly referenced in email and social media, Erado's solution addresses an essential compliance need for the financial services industry. |
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| That the series archly referenced such modern-day scandals as Enron and, in its loonily bizarre finale, Halliburton, will likely be lost on most voters and viewers. |
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| Griffin referenced the Panthers and in particular Eldridge Cleaver, the Panther whose lionization by the New Left helped propel his prison memoir book. |
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| It has also been referenced in both literature and popular culture. |
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| The legend has been referenced many times in popular culture. |
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| Kimberly Duran of DallasNews.com, for example, referenced restaurants that served Chrismukkah foods in 2005 when Hanukkah and Christmas coincided. |
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| This usage of league is referenced frequently in the Texas Constitution. |
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| It is also possible that his martyrdom is referenced in the Acta Martyrum. |
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| The Supreme Court of the United States has explicitly referenced Lord Coke's analysis of Magna Carta as an antecedent of the Sixth Amendment's right to a speedy trial. |
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| Odin may also be referenced in the riddle Solomon and Saturn. |
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| The researchers examined 29 sites commonly referenced to support the impact theory to determine if they can be geologically dated to around 13,000 years ago. |
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| There is no consensus regarding the time when the Little Ice Age began, but a series of events before the known climatic minima has often been referenced. |
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| The Netter Atlas has been a pillar of medical guidance and education for medical students and is fondly remembered and referenced by practicing physicians. |
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| He referenced this concept of academic video being at a tipping point. |
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| Since the terrain elevation is also referenced to MSL, the pilot can estimate height above ground by subtracting the terrain altitude from the altimeter reading. |
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| Bathymetric data is usually referenced to tidal vertical datums. |
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| Other people associated with The Railway Series were also referenced. |
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| His submission referenced 17 rivers that have been polluted by mercury, methyl mercury, selenium and other contaminants from resource development activities. |
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| Likewise, eight works from Serie Grimoire, 1981, referenced the artist's works for TV by appropriating the bulbous rectangular frame of early tube sets. |
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| Giant flags dripping with paint referenced the Peterloo massacre. |
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