Sentence examples for a matter in reference from inspiring English sources

§ 571.5 Matter incorporated by reference.

For example, when cosmologists reference "dark energy" and "dark matter" in reference to the so-called "missing mass" needed to explain the structure and motion of galaxies and galaxy clusters along with the expansion of the universe, they do not intend these descriptors to be causal explanations.

As a matter of reference, a human hair is about 100, 000 nm in diameter, a red blood cell 8000 nm, and bacteria are approximately 1000 nm.

Carey remarked that in the past he had said "just as a matter of historical reference, that I regard this as a Jewish seat".

Just this August, the Republican Party adopted an amendment to its platform banning the "use of foreign law by U.S. Courts in interpreting our Constitution and laws... [or] in State courts' adjudication of criminal and civil matters," in reference to the perceived threat of Islamic law.

Areas were chosen to have no overlap of grey and white matter in the reference brain and in the neuroanatomical references [ 23].

The mineral matter in the reference soot could be identified as Fe2O3 hematite.

Tartt starts this novel in a similar way to The Secret History, with a matter-of-fact reference to a murder.

In physics, how you measure time and distance is a matter of your frame of reference, which can be viewed as a language or labeling convention.

The structure can enhance the subject matter that it orders; in reference to Elizabeth Bishop's A Miracle for Breakfast, David Caplan suggests that the form's "harshly arbitrary demands echo its subject's".

Using reverse genetics, researchers developed a genetically engineered vaccine candidate (called a reference virus) against H5N1 in a matter of weeks, demonstrating the power of this technology (29 ).