Cross-reference or other values are deprecated, updated, deleted
Under the taxonomy I advocate, a
cross-reference may be
The IRS argued that the
cross-reference is intended to refer only to the definition of "taxable period" and that, since the large corporate underpayment had set up a different threshold ($100,000 vs.
When the TM undergoes a revision, the
cross-reference index is updated and the supplemental index goes away.
Moreover, Bednarz develops a compelling timeline for each phase of the struggle (9, 265-76), carefully untangling the evidence of personal invective, reference and
cross-reference, theater companies, authorship, interpolations, and publications.
Hill-Donnelly, which published the first
cross-reference directory in 1917, now produces more than 230
cross-reference directories in both print and CD--ROM annually.
The system provides an easy way to
cross-reference the many different numbering systems used to identify metals and alloys in use.
Entries for metals and alloys include their Unified Number Systems (UNS) designations, their chemical compositions and a
cross-reference to other national specification systems.
The National Police Agency (NPA) will launch a system March 1 to
cross-reference palm prints left at crime scenes with some 1 million palm prints recorded at the agency, NPA officials said Thursday.
Some of the NATO names have been contained in articles in electronic-warfare publications, but there has not until recently been an extensive
cross-reference between NATO and Russian radar designations.
The Q Series authority control enhancements allow a library to easily import USMARC authority control records and set up all USMARC authority
cross-reference types.
The product, which has been designed as an add-in to Microsoft's Visual Basic 5 and 6, also functions as a complete project navigational aid for developers, in addition to enabling developers to
cross-reference their code.
