Sentence examples for by reference to marks from inspiring English sources
But in his earlier epistemological writings, he explains concept-formation in a more traditional fashion, by reference to marks or characteristics (Merkmale) which belong to all the objects which fall under the concept.
Although not usually required by law, a man overboard pole (used for visual reference to mark the area where the person went over the side) is an excellent piece of gear to have.
It's hard not to read that as a reference to Mark Sanford and his Argentine trade mission.
It may even divide the rights to use a mark within a particular city by reference to roads or other landmarks in that city.
One way to resist this move is to mark human architecture as a particularly human endeavor and creation likely by reference to intentionality, as flows into aesthetic focus.
Alcoholics Anonymous literature and many A.A. meetings are marked by references to "God" and "a power greater than ourselves". #20-Day Jail Term Possible On that basis, the A.C.L.U. has agreed to help.
Gratian's borrowings from Pseudo-Isidore are marked in Friedberg's edition by references to Hinschius's edition of Pseudo-Isidore; e.g. see Friedberg [1879], vol. 1, col.
These references were replaced by references to a rival report, financed in part by the American Petroleum Institute.
The compass provides a fixed reference point to mark the start of each rotation.
Wass finished his review by making reference to Knowles performance of "I Was Here" - which lyrically revolves around leaving a mark on the world - by writing, "But the pop veteran can sleep easy.
