Sentence examples for central point of reference from inspiring English sources

THE Berlin wall is a central point of reference in the novel.

Unfortunately, there are going to be people who use the system, and without some kind of central point of reference you have no way to defend against abuse".

Yet little of this ideological fertility is now in evidence, and French thinking is no longer a central point of reference for progressives across the world.

Duneier's book makes it easy to see how, through all these changes, black ghettos in America have remained the central point of reference for anyone who wants to understand poverty and segregation.

Yet Morrill's tribute in 1989 - "If we can be sure that the 17th century changed England and Englishmen more than any other century bar the present one, we owe that recognition to him more than to any other scholar" - shows how, even in relative eclipse, Hill remained the central point of reference in 17th-century studies.

The scholar and activist W. E. B. Du Bois, who, in the course of his ninety-five years, had been, successively, a bourgeois reformist, an apostle of black nationalism, a socialist democrat, and, ultimately, a radical communist, became a central point of reference for Baraka.

A third marker is referenced by the central point of the Charnley 22.225-mm-diameter femoral head.

During blocks of externally cued changes in eye position, the fixation cross-hair was shifted in steps either to the left (up) or right (down) relative to the central fixation point of reference in a sequential order (i.e. upward shift, central position, downward shift, central position, etc).

A central point of information clustering.

There is no central point of failure.

Find the central point of the cramp.