They are used as standard works of references by newspapers, automobile clubs, chambers of commerce & other organizations.
Her recipes are timeless, and all her books wonderful works of reference (and tirelessly researched) as well as beautiful reads.
Now, though, reproduced in this new format as a work of reference, he has been pleased to see it reappear.
The strength and weakness of Partridge's lexicon was always his willingness to include his opinions in what presented itself as a work of reference.
There were frequent references to volumes and pages of the 11th edition, but the 12th edition was also intended to stand alone as a work of reference to the 12 years from 1910 to 1921.
I shall keep it as an invaluable work of reference.
During the period that elapsed between 1830, when the first monthly part of the seventh edition appeared, and 1902 03, when the 10th edition was published, the Encyclopædia Britannica was established as a major indexed work of reference covering all branches of knowledge with the collaboration of named experts, which was brought up to date from time to time in further editions.
When describing the thing itself, as opposed to describing the tasks at hand, you are writing a work of reference.
The works of Frances Trombly and David Rohn reference what curator Gina Wouters refers to as, "the dialogical elements of what's lost".
A glass-carbon rotation disk electrode (GC-RDE, 4 mm in diameter, Model 636, Princeton Applied Research), a saturated calomel electrode (SCE), and a Pt foil with geometric area of 1 cm2 were used as working electrode, reference electrode, and counter electrode, respectively.
