Thus, if an act of reference-fixing is to be successful, the reference-fixer must think of the referent-to-be under a certain description — one that that object or individual actually satisfies.
Two word-trained dogs were presented with acts of reference in which a human pointed, named objects, or simultaneously did both.
A. The "act of terror" references attracted relatively little notice at the time, and later they appeared to have been forgotten even by some administration officials.
Three other Swedish members of the research team and co-authors of this article (AKH, AN, CA) also participated in the discussions and acted as point of reference for the issue under investigation.
Two other Swedish members of the research team, the second author, a senior public health researcher within the field of health care systems and the third author a senior consultant in infectious diseases also read the interviews, participated in the analysis and acted as points of reference for issues within the Swedish health care system.
The act of aiming towards reference points allows for a form of direct feedback where the user can adjust the arrow until they believe they have the correct alignment.
One thing the video doesn't make quite clear: in its current form, ScopeAR requires a physical marker to act as its point of reference.
In this regard, the need for a local language framework that can act as a point of reference and as an indication of language achievements in schools and universities is therefore urgent, as proposed by Jin et al (2016).
Designation of a national R4H focal point is required to act as a point of reference for all issues relating to health research.
A question referring to services outside the scope of the intervention was included in the patient questionnaire to act as a point of reference for satisfaction ratings.
