In 1531, Henry had isolated More by purging most clergy who supported the papal stance from senior positions in the church.

Realizing his isolated position, More attempted to resign after being forced to take an oath declaring the king the Supreme Head of the English Church " as far as the law of Christ allows ".

More generally, a twice-differentiable real function f on n real variables has an isolated local minimum at arguments if its gradient is zero and its Hessian ( the matrix of all second derivatives ) is positive definite at that point.

" More accurately, such recordings are made from a film's music track, because they usually consist of the isolated music from a film, not the composite ( sound ) track with dialogue and sound effects.

More mountains and highlands help to split the interior into a series of relatively isolated regions suitable for wet-rice cultivation ; the rice lands of Java are among the richest in the world.

More isolated examples across Europe include Divlje Jagode ( wild strawberries ) from Bosnia, Balkandji from Bulgaria, Dalriada from Hungary, Elvenking from Italy and Eluveitie from Switzerland.

More distant and isolated regions resisted longer, and as late as in the 1970s it was still possible to hear Occitan in the farmer markets of Gascony or Rouergue.

More isolated records have been reported in Kenya, the Central African Republic, northern Cameroon, southwestern Ethiopia, Malawi.

More isolated wintering grounds are Lake Victoria, the Senegal River estuary, the swamps of the upper Congo River, the inland and sea deltas of the Niger River, and the central Indus River valley.

More recently, a combination of radiochemical methods and nuclear physics has been used to try to make new ' superheavy ' elements ; it is thought that islands of relative stability exist where the nuclides have half-lives of years, thus enabling weighable amounts of the new elements to be isolated.

More recent analysis suggests that the San may have been isolated from other original ancestral groups for as much as 100, 000 years and then rejoined at a later date, re-integrating the human gene pool.

More isolated than St Kilda, it is the remotest island in the British Isles to have ever been inhabited on a long-term basis.

More modern uses of saponins in biotechnology are as adjuvants in vaccines: Quil A and its derivative QS-21, isolated from the bark of Quillaja saponaria Molina, to stimulate both the Th1 immune response and the production of cytotoxic T-lymphocytes ( CTLs ) against exogenous antigens make them ideal for use in subunit vaccines and vaccines directed against intracellular pathogens as well as for therapeutic cancer vaccines but with the aforementioned side-effects of hemolysis.

More than 70 % of children with ONH experience developmental delay, ranging from isolated focal defects to delay in all areas of development ( global delay ).

More than 100 chemical constituents have been isolated from the genus Dictamnus, including alkaloids, limonoid triterpenoids, flavonoids, sesquiterpenoids, coumarins, and phenylpropane.

More serious than an isolated act of treachery was the far-reaching Royalist plot, that had been detected in Parliament itself for complicity, in which Lord Conway, Edmund Waller the poet, and several members of both Houses were arrested.

More often that not nowadays, the lagoon is isolated from the sea by a sandspit which has to be opened by mechanical means to allow it to drain after high rainfall or lengthy periods of closure, which results in stagnation and pollution.

More recent studies, especially those employing molecular phylogenetics, have shown that the eleven currently recognised species conceal a greater number of reproductively isolated populations.

More than 50 polar compounds were isolated from the water alcoholic extracts, they are:

More importantly, it convinced Lieutenant-Colonel Paul-Gustave Herbinger, de Négrier's second-in-command, that the 2nd Brigade was dangerously isolated at Lang Son.

More weathering-resistant formations, such as the Cades sandstone which underlies Rich Mountain to the north and the Elkmont and Thunderhead sandstones which form the Smokies crest to the south surround the cove, leaving it relatively isolated within the Great Smokies.

More generalized recognition impairments, such as, animate object deficits, are associated with diffuse hypoxic damage, like carbon monoxide poisoning ; more selective deficits are correlated with more isolated damage due to focal stroke.

More essential are elements which can be introduced into the diamond lattice as isolated atoms ( or small atomic clusters ) during the diamond growth.

More than 30 of the species are found at the in Japan, collectively placing them with the name and associated tanka for visitors to read and observe, reminding them of the ancient time in which the references were made.

More DS9 references to the animated series include the episode " Prophet Motive " where the title of healer is resurrected from " Yesteryear " as well.

More recently, Simon R. Green included references to " The Philadelphia Experiment " in his book The Spy Who Haunted Me, while Paul Violette's book Secrets of Anti-Gravity Propulsion recounts some mysterious involvement of the physicist Thomas Townsend Brown of the Philadelphia Navy yard.

" More critically, Peter Cowie commented that the film " suffers from its profusion of cultural references and asides ".

More definitions with references can be found at.

More recently, in 1995, Professor Alfred P. Smyth argued that the Life is a forgery by Byrhtferth ( who simply ' adopted ' the name of the obscure Asser from the references to him in other records ), basing his case primarily on an analysis of Byrhtferth's and Asser's Latin vocabulary.

More recently, the popular graphic novels of Alan Moore, " From Hell " ( 1989 ) and " The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen " ( 1999 ) contain a number of references to the notorious criminality of the area in Victorian London.

More precisely, a citation is an abbreviated alphanumeric expression ( e. g. ) embedded in the body of an intellectual work that denotes an entry in the bibliographic references section of the work for the purpose of acknowledging the relevance of the works of others to the topic of discussion at the spot where the citation appears.

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* The Austin, Texas band Sound Team references Belshazzar with the lyric: " But I don't have to sleep at Belshazzar's house anymore / Gave up the center line " on the track " No More Birthdays " off their Movie Monster LP.

More reliable references note this jocular American English phrase " used as a greeting after prolonged separation " was first recorded in 1900 for a Native American's speech, and thus more likely derives from American Indian Pidgin English.

More liberal Conservative congregations omit references to the Temple sacrifices entirely.

More mythologic references can be found in the Huichol legends of the deer and the horned rabbit.

Known as the Oahspe Standard Edition it includes original pre-1882 Oahspe related material, including the Book of Knowledge and of Ouranothen which were a part of the original pre-1882 published Oahspe material ( More of Oahspe by Jim Dennon, 1983 ), as well as additional footnotes, combined references to 1882 and 1891 editions and an expanded comprehensive index.

More generally, a pointer is a kind of reference, and it is said that a pointer references a datum stored somewhere in memory ; to obtain that datum is to dereference the pointer.

More obscure literary references abound, perhaps in keeping with the common theme of being " well-read ".

That novel also contains a number of punning references to The Man from U. N. C. L. E .. More subtly, the murder victim, a famous Master Sorcerer named Sir James Zwinge, is named for Randall James Zwinge, better known as the stage magician James Randi ; and the head of the magician's guild is Sir Lyon Gandolphus Gray, whose name is partially a reference to Gandalf from J. R. R.

In 1997 the band released One More Megabyte, which features references to computers, mainly in the lyrics of its title track, and in tracks like the outro track.

* John Hodgman's satirical almanac More Information Than You Require makes references to multiple events involving raining animals.

More akin to the early tall American skyscrapers, the Royal Liver Building closely resembles H. H. Richardson's Allegheny Court House ( built in 1884 ) and Adler and Sullivan's Schiller Theatre-with no definitive exterior styling but eclectic references to the Baroque and Byzantine.

More references by ancient authors can be found discussed in Pickard-Cambridge's Dithyramb, Tragedy, Comedy and they are collected in Greek in Kassel and Austin's new edition of the fragments in Poetae Comici Graeci, ( 2001 ).

More references to alternative origins and discussion of their likelihood can be found in Pickard-Cambridge's Tragedy, Comedy, Dithyramb, and more recently in Rodriguez Noriega Guillen's Epicarmo di Siracusa: Testimonios y Fragmentos .< ref name =" noriega1 ">

More importantly the list of references will change due to both changes in technology and changes in requirements for Regulatory compliance.

More recent cultural references include a character called " Rosie " in the video game BioShock, armed with a rivet gun.