When it rolled out the service commercially in the spring of 2004, Current said it planned to offer it to 250,000 homes in three years, a number that Birnbaum refers to as "still the number, basically the reference point".
Rather, Justinian's committees of jurists provided basically two reference works containing collections of past laws and extracts of the opinions of the great Roman jurists.
The Carta di Firenze basically makes reference to the epidemiological data of the EPICure study [ 9], defining as "of uncertain vitality" infants born between 22 and 25 weeks of gestational age and classifying the therapies administered to the infant during this period as extraordinarily intensive therapies.
(Exhibit A of the Code covers primetime, and basically cross-references the SAG agreement).
In 2016, pretentiousness which has come to mean, basically, making references to films or New Yorker articles or really any book that your conversational partner might not be familiar with relegates you to a place of shame, or at least to a weird corner of Twitter.
Google partnered with TP-Link to basically build a reference model for what it believes a modern router should be and put it into a pretty cylindrical package that's meant to clearly show that it's not just another boring Netgear box.
In Chicago style, the footnote is basically a full reference like you'd normally use at the end of your paper, with slightly different punctuation.
"He was Kwame Brown basically," said Pfeiffer, referencing one of the great NBA draft busts of all time.
Allowing for a selective, basically narrow frame of reference, then, it's worth noting that much of what we know about the twentysomething years comes down to selective, basically narrow frames of reference.
