The phrase "adopted in reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the adoption of a concept, policy, or practice in relation to a specific context or source.
Example: "The new policy was adopted in reference to the guidelines set forth by the international committee."
Alternatives: "implemented with regard to" or "accepted in relation to".
The name terrier was adopted in reference to the dog's size; unlike other dogs called terriers it was not bred to dig for game.
The value for the diameter was adopted in reference to the size of the ballistic that hit the Ninoike-Honkan cottage (17 cm, Cabinet Office 2015).
This assumption, quite often made in the literature has been adopted in reference [2] and (El Kadiri et al. 1999 Journal of Sound and Vibration228, 333 358 [5]), in the isotropic case and has been mentioned here because the results obtained have been found to be in very good agreement with those based on the hierarchical finite element method (HFEM).
To reduce the computational load of the RD optimization, early termination and mode competition algorithms have been adopted in HM reference software [23 25].
Our contribution can be regarded as an improvement on Section 4 of [5], in the sense that we study the question in the context of the fully nonlinear equations, in preference to the linearization adopted in that reference.
The approach adopted in the PS reference design of the ITER NB injector is described and the results, in particular in terms of feasibility of some devices and accessibility issues, are discussed.
We incorporate the early zero-block detection technique into the UMHexagonS algorithm, which has already been adopted in H.264/AVC JM reference software, to speed up the motion estimation process.
In this study, the hypothesis was that when subjects are pre-exposed to two types of samples, the 2-AFCR τ-strategy can be adopted in a constant-reference DTFM using a fixed design experiment.
In the table the exon numbering of the mouse and frog MEF2C genes adopted in the indicated references is reported.
BMI z-scores were calculated based on the US reference, because it was the reference adopted in Portugal by the national health authorities at the time.
The proposed cost function is compared with other two cost functions, adopted in previous works, with reference to experimental data.
