Sentence examples for a common reference point from inspiring English sources

A common reference point for attendees was the Burning Man festival in Nevada.

If they become a common reference point then they can be something that unites.

But using catchy, alliterative nicknames helps to create a common reference point, Carter said.

The guiding principles provide a common reference point in the field, setting out the duty of states to protect, and the responsibilities of companies to respect human rights.

It can thus become difficult to use the term theater as a common reference point when there are such different goals and intentions.

That makes it almost seven inches shorter than a 2012 Honda CR-V, which is not a competitor but a common reference point.

The framework developed by Pocock and Phua is a flexible common reference point with which to document issues raised by medical tourism in established and emerging destinations.

This analysis demonstrates that the domains of Pocock and Phua's framework for identifying policy-relevant implications of the medical tourism sector provide a useful common reference point for exploring the development of medical tourism in new contexts.

"They have my flanks and there is a comfort level and common reference point in experience and language".

To perform a clustering analysis of all the DEGs, the median of two biological replicates for each time-point was transformed into a comparison using 40°Cdays as the common reference point, and the DEGs were grouped using the K-means algorithm with a Euclidean distance based on log2 fold change data.

The Bible has all but gone in a generation, a deep cultural loss: apart from the nativity, there is no common reference point, no chill to the marrow at God telling Abraham to cut his son's throat, no common understanding of a reference to Lazarus.