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But when Jamie S. Gorelick, a Democrat, questioned George J. Tenet, director of central intelligence, on Wednesday, she made what can only be described as a sisterly reference to a Republican commissioner, John F. Lehman.
Gene expression values were normalized to expression of the plant gene At4g26410, previously described as a stable reference gene [17].
Blue-Park utilizes the Bluetooth park mode and can be described as a self-referencing structure, where each node parks all the other nodes as a master.
Something described as "a gem" without reference to any jewel-like qualities could mean it's small.
This has been described as a "reverse Maastricht", a reference to the way in which Eurosceptics caused hell for John Major by blocking passage of the Maastricht treaty into UK law.
It was spun out of the duo's consulting firm, White Canvas Group, which they once described as a "a privatized DARPA," a reference to the Pentagon's research arm.
That gathering has been described as a new Bretton Woods, a reference to the agreement that set up the post-World War II international financial system.
Mr Hutton is regarded as a keen moderniser, and is often described as a "Milburn clone" - a reference to Alan Milburn, a former health secretary, who has acted as an outrider for the Blairites to drive forward more reforms.
On one Web site, SpongeBob was described as a "wet Uncle Milty," a reference to Milton Berle's pioneering 1950s show.
Souto de Moura, who like Siza works in Porto, Portugal's second-largest city, has often been described as a neo-Miesian architect, a reference to the toweringly influential Modernist Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.
It is recognized that transformations that decouple forces and linear strains from moments and angular strains cannot be described as a mere change of reference point.
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