Because there is only one river that flows through Austin, Texas, the subject of sentence 2 is unambiguously identified, and the reference of the sentence is fully individual.
For example, the reference of 'I' in a context is always the speaker, whether or not she points at herself, and the reference of 'tomorrow' is always the day after the day of the context, no matter which day the speaker intends to refer to.
They find the idea of differentiating between the reference of terms in our world with respect to other worlds, on the one hand, and the reference of terms as used in other worlds, on the other hand, fatally confused (for critical discussion, see Fitch 2004, pp. 103 4).
Based on the analysis of perturbation force for GEO (geostationary orbit, GEO) spacecraft and the reference of intelligent autonomous control idea from DS1 (Deep Space 1, DS1), this paper presents a station-keeping control method for GEO spacecraft based on autonomous control architecture, which realizes north-south station-keeping and west-east station-keeping simultaneously.
There are two trends that are emerging fast within the genre and that is the mesh of electronic music with early 2000s R&B stylings and the reference of both Japanese music and culture.
So, for example, the reference of the term "lion" is fixed by the community of zoologists, the reference of the term "elm tree" is fixed by the community of botanists, and the reference of the term "table salt" is fixed as "NaCl" by chemists.
Therefore, Mahalanobis distance is used to measure the distance of topics and as the reference of classification.
Retain your vaccination records for your reference and for the reference of your doctors.
The posting of George Mitchell and the referencing of his very significant role in the Irish peace process hint at a more focused engagement by the US in seeking to secure a peace settlement between Israel and the Palestinian people.
We also searched personal records and the references of the retrieved articles for other potential studies.
The search was restricted to articles published in English between January 1985 and September 2013, and the references of the retrieved articles were also searched.
