Sentence examples for became reference from inspiring English sources

And as politics has become more debased, corrupt and filled with empty rhetoric, the towering survivors of that era became reference points for a generation sickened by a mainstream media which had little or no space for them.

In the 1930s a young Canadian named Colin McPhee (1900-64) began drawing on gamelan's interlocking melodic patterns in his own music, and his works and a later book of research became reference points for Balinese music in the West.

These became reference points for us to model them into the game.

"Safety factor" became "uncertainty factor" and "ADI" became "Reference Dose (RfD)" (Barnes & Dourson, 1988).

"As the series progressed, different environments, terrains, and visual languages developed and became references to a place that can be augmented and displaced," says Locher.

In multi-hop TTS, more than one reference node is found in one iteration process and only a small number of nodes become reference nodes.

Some large trials may become reference points for a group, and their fate may influence the course of the group as a whole.

The materials themselves become references to both gay culture as well as preexisting modes of storytelling.

Eventually these quick sketches can become references for lively poses you can't find in a source photo.

The reference group was rotated so that 'one-to-one' for each SES group became the reference category in turn.

And such ads became cultural reference points.