Sentence examples for classic reference from inspiring English sources
(Blanchard and Katz (pdf) is the classic reference).
His published research on hip joint forces, including his PhD thesis, are classic reference works.
Over the years, "the day of infamy" has become a classic reference point for galvanising patriotic sentiment in America.
Her classic reference work, "Diseases of the Liver and Biliary System" (Blackwell Science, 1955), now in its 11th edition and used throughout the world, was the first standard textbook on clinical liver disease.
Here, the classic reference would be to The Mask of Anarchy, the terse and bitter and furious poem that he composed in Italy after hearing of the suppression of the Peterloo demonstrators in Manchester in August 1819.
The classic Reference 5004T from the brand's Grand Complications collection, the only timepiece ever made by Patek Philippe in titanium, was estimated at €400,000 to €600,000 and sold for an astonishing €2.95 million.
His witty, atmospheric and evocative illustrations are contemporary and classic, referencing the line drawings of John Tenniel and Arthur Rackham, among others.
The kidney is one organ which presents distinct morphology depending on GA; the classic references for kidney measurements were established several years ago and it is not certain if they are still accurate.
The Snapshot LSR Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring (RAIM) algorithms developed by the civil aviation community [16] or the statistical reliability testing adopted by the geodetic community [19] are the classic references for non-augmented (i.e. autonomous and completely self-contained) GPS-based LSR algorithms.
Classic references on the African family structure, from an anthropological and historical perspective, include Boserup (1970), Goody (1973), and Todd (1984), who describe the conditions that, long before the slave trades, determined the diffusion of polygyny in Africa, due to agricultural conditions which made female labor valuable.
They disliked H-B's packaging of disparate seasons as one series, preferring the second for its characters and classic references.
