The phrase "a reference note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a note that provides additional information or context about a specific topic or source.
Example: "In the report, I included a reference note to clarify the methodology used in the study."
Alternatives: "a citation note" or "a footnote".
But going through the Google Image links, I came across a reference noting that the object could be seen in Google Sky, at Right Ascension 5h 42m 21.0s, and Declination 22° 36′ 45.7.
For comparison to a reference annotation, let us assume that for a genome sequence we generated an annotation X using one AM and we want to compare this annotation to a reference annotation, Z (note that BEACON can accept several annotations for the comparison).
Among the red-line changes was an added reference noting that some outside groups, including the Union for Concerned Scientists, believe that the thresholds can be met.
We also add the performance of the SMARC-JNCC from Section 'Perfect source-relay links', corresponding to perfect source-relay links and R = 0.5 bpcu, as a reference curve (note that the reference curve corresponds to a larger spectral efficiency the coding rate R c is larger than for the other curves, which slightly disadvantages the reference curve in terms of error performance).
Therefore, using this value of 30 dB as a reference, we note that the PSNR in Fig. 16 is higher than 30 dB using 18 or more bits of precision (3 bits for the fractional part), which means that an image compressed using this reduced accuracy is substantially identical to an image compressed with floating-point arithmetic.
But he offered a popular culture reference, noting that his favorite movie of last year was "The Martian," starring Matt Damon as an astronaut left behind on Mars who had to find a way to survive.
Pointing to a tweet by Max Keiser of The Keiser Report as a reference, Todd noted that bitcoin may be a solution to the problem of what to do with power once it has been generated in space.
Throughout the trial subjects had full view of their hand and fingertips and a reference figure noting the names of the fingertip sites.
Owen Wilson and Jason Sudeikis play Rick and Fred (I Love Lucy reference noted), a pair of married guys in Providence, R.I., whose wives (Jenna Fischer and Christina Applegate) are fed up with their juvenile obsession with sex - particularly their constantly ogling of and commenting on other women.
