Sentence examples for described with reference to from inspiring English sources
Despite the wide variety of igneous and sedimentary rock types that can recrystallize into metamorphic rocks, most metamorphic rocks can be described with reference to only four chemical systems: pelitic, calcareous, felsic, and mafic.
Generic policies designed to reduce health inequities are described with reference to the three Rs of redistribution, regulation, and rights.
An industrial application is described, with reference to a woodworking production line, outlining the major benefits of the approach.
The Super-Module R&D program is described, with reference to HL-LHC requirements, and key prototype results are summarized.
The proposed architecture is described with reference to an experimental setup, in which the robot task is that of building a significant description of its working environment.
A machine learning approach is described, with reference to the conformity assessment of pin solder joints for electronic devices after tests based on cyclic thermal stresses.
These methods are briefly described with references to further information.
The application of geotextiles to improve foundation is described with references to actual projects.
Details of the designs and participants in the studies included in the present analyses have been published previously and are described, with references to previous publications, in appendix 1.
Novel or highly complex statistical methods or computational algorithms should be adequately described with references supplied to allow readers the opportunity to recreate the calculations; at its discretion, the Journal may require that computer code and data be made available as supplementary information as a condition of publication.
He proposed that those godly qualities which resemble human qualities are described analogously, with reference to human terms; for example, when God is described as good, it does not mean that God is good in human terms, but that human goodness is used as a reference to describe God's goodness.
