Sentence examples for essential reference from inspiring English sources

The theory of prehensions is a response to the idea that bits of matter can exist at definite places and times without any essential reference to other places and times—Whitehead refers to this as "simple location".

It's an essential reference for wine lovers.

The book has long been an essential reference source for Mexican costume.

A magnificent and absolutely essential reference tome for anyone remotely interested in British food.

But this work is an essential reference, assembling in one place information formerly available only in medical and historical textbooks.

This essential reference book also belongs on the bedside table, where it can be absorbed night by night, species by species, word by word.

The Family and Local History Handbook Robert Blatchford, Robert Blatchford Publishing, 2006, £12.99 An essential reference book for family and local history research.

Though most encyclopaedists were willing to accept the essential reference-book function of encyclopaedias and the role of an alphabetical organization in carrying out that function, they became increasingly disturbed about the emphasis on the fragmentation of knowledge that such a function and such an organization encouraged.

Essential references include "How to Boil Water," compiled by Food Network Kitchens ($16.47); "How to Cook Everything," by Mark Bittman ($19.25); "America's Test Kitchen Family Cookbook" ($19.22); "The Joy of Cooking" ($19.25); "Beat This!," by Ann Hodgman ($12.20); and "The Cannabis Cookbook," by Tim Pilcher, with recipes for Bingo Bongo Banana Bread and Really Wild Mushroom Sauce ($11.53).

Characterizing the inequalities in PGSs provision can provide essential references for urban planning.

These results provides a solid foundation and essential references for the further development of more robust strains.