Referenced Sentence Examples

Still others say that no such knot exists and the knot being referenced is something else again.

The items are cross referenced and the books are easy to use for novice collectors.

When using a graph to describe the economic conditions of a country, the country's GDP, or Gross Domestic Product, is one indication that should be included and referenced.

When someone generates docs, the -link option generates links to documentation for any API referenced by the API being documented.

The entries are arranged by region, cross referenced with an alphabetical gazetteer, and each features contact details, opening times and directions.

Also, Scientific anti- vivisection for comprehensive, referenced medical information.

References should be tabulated at the end in the style demonstrated below and referenced in the text e.g. (Vandekerckhove etal., 1993).

Time Difference Greenwich Mean Time or GMT is the time standard against which all other time zones in the world are referenced.

It is illegal to unbind a name that is referenced by an enclosing scope; the compiler will report a SyntaxError.

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If you're one of the few people on the planet who didn't see the blockbuster movie Titanic, chances are you still know which moment is being referenced here.

They were referenced in a 1451 letter from Ardouino da Baesse of Ferra to Piero di Cosimo de' Medici of Florence.

The questions run the gamut from easy to hard, though they're mainly geared towards adults because the movies referenced go back as far as the 1940s.

The sheets can be cross referenced if needed.

The index will be cross referenced by bride's surname and groom surname.

The breastplate is again referenced in Revelations.

While they were certainly popular long before, pin-ups in the 1940s often wore white, usually with red high heels and bright lipstick and there is a famous white bikini that is referenced to this day.

No one captures the real life data of every person in the world and databases it in such a way that it can be cross referenced with every other person.

There has also been much interpretation of Nostradamus' theories as signaling the end of the World in 2012, even though the quatrains referenced bear no discussion of 2012.

The light referenced in the program's title refers to the lamp in the home of Reverend Dr. John Ruthledge, a major character from the soap's radio serial days.

Bikram Choudhury demands that only Bikram-certified instructors can teach the 26 postures of Bikram Yoga, and it must be referenced as Bikram Yoga, not Hot Yoga.

The online learn French free audio sites referenced above are great resources for enabling students to learn the words and phrases of French in two modes at once.

External .js Files - Instead of ending in the ".html" suffix, ".js" files are simply JavaScript code that is referenced by an HTML file, usually by a call within the HEAD of the document.

This is either up in the portion of the document or in a separate document that is referenced by many different pages on the site.

Ingrid referenced documents she emailed the woman who was supposed to be here, documents Jessi had no access to.

Using the system of Latin abbreviations, the first quotation from a text is referenced fully with an endnote.

Labels can be referenced within a document using a ref command.

A gazetteer of non-human vertebrate remains from caves in the Yorkshire Dales referenced in caving club journals and allied literature.

In addition to the issues listed under equitable distribution above, use these questions only as a starting point for writing the above referenced list to your attorney.

It can be cross referenced to other pages when you have information about additional generations.

Publication 590 information referenced in this article is for preparing 2009 tax returns.