Occasionally, he asked to alter a word or two; in "All My Ex's," a reference to the Brazos River became a reference to the Frio River, which flows closer to his home town.
The algorithm is centralized and iterative: centralized because a node must accumulate the RSS measurements and run the location algorithm for all the other nodes; iterative because each node is localized one at a time and once located it becomes a reference to the location of other unknown nodes in the next iterations.
One royal confidant says "the king likes Fouad, but does not want him to become another Driss Basri"—a reference to the late ex-minister of the interior who harshly repressed opponents of Hassan II.
The result of the study will become a reference for modern architect to design modern house that incorporate design features from vernacular architecture.
We hope this study of the epidemiologic, clinical, and diagnosis characteristics of VL will become a reference for transplantation teams to adequately follow-up renal transplant recipients with VL, as well as direct treatments, thus, reducing patient mortality and improving the preservation of graft function [ 11].
Recent participation in interlaboratory urine sample control programs of several phthalate metabolites, including 5cx-MEPP and 7cx-MMeHP, and of cotinine yielded results good enough for the laboratory to become a reference laboratory in a large European biomonitoring program [Consortium to Perform Human Biomonitoring on a European Scale (COPHES) 2012].
Strip away the nasty comments and can't-win comparisons surrounding STP, and the band stands as a credible--not revolutionary--force. It's far above the dozens of complete grunge knock-offs, but has gained enough notoriety to become a reference point for any Seattle wanna-be jokes that are busting to be told.
Former Italy manager Prandelli, who was always one of Balotelli's staunchest supporters, wanted the striker he described as a very sensitive person to become a "reference point" for the Azzurri.
