用“citation”造句大全，citation造句
The earliest citation for our word "sugar" appears in a document known as the Durham Account Rolls in 1299.
News articles, blog posts and e-mails often lack a systematic reference list that could be used to make a citation index.
Take for example The Oxford English Dictionary citation dated 1646. It refers to King Richard II as being tantalized at Pontefract Castle.
Too many citation lapses and incorrect references.
What kind of citation you are going to get?
One thing that's very important to note: we must provide a citation for every question we write.
The Economist's style is very rigid: name in full on first citation and title plus surname thereafter.
The attribution contains a, but that citation will likely be rendered inline when printed, perhaps in italics or underlining, or will appear as a hotlink to the bibliography if rendered in HTML.
Space does not permit the citation of the examples.
The Oxford English Dictionary dates the first citation in the year when William Shakespeare was three years old, that's 1567.
That first citation back in 1297 has the word suit with both meanings: attendance at court; and also the similarity of attire of those attending court.
The scores measure the citation visibility of established journals and of researchers who publish in them.
The dictionaries only show a date of 1939 for a first citation but the origins of vichyssoise go back to before 1900.
Cody: Yeah, I heard that elephant populations have tripled in three years, citation needed.
She was given a citation for her outstanding work.
Measured by citation scores per team member, though, the present CEA does not stand out as much.
The very first citation in the Oxford English Dictionary for penthouse meaning a dwelling at the top of an apartment was hardly the rich and fancy kind. I quote
