Sentence examples for external frame of reference from inspiring English sources

First, previous studies assume an external frame of reference when referring to spatial cross-modal congruence47.

With Albania's inhabitants thus cut off from any external frame of reference, Hoxha was ideally placed to invade their consciousnesses with his turgid prose.

Being based on an external frame of reference (which is not subject to incorrigible drift errors such as those occurring in odometry-based systems), landmark-based robot navigation systems are now widely used in mobile robot applications.

With this external frame of reference of power being "out there" - the feelings of helplessness and powerlessness creep in.

An External Frame of Reference can be a source of an enthymeme when it (the context) facilitates a semiotic deciphering of a narrative detail (in the text).

Finally, racial disparity in performance discounting has almost exclusively been described in terms of between-person associations based on an external frame of reference (e.g., peer comparisons, etc.), and little is known about the disparity in terms of within-person evolution based on an internal frame of reference (i.e., comparison to one's own prior test scores).

The resultant "external" frames of reference and cross case comparison may compensate for the paucity of "internal" data.

"That's their frame-of-reference.

It's so far outside our normal frame of reference".

It means taking your frame of reference of power from external, to an internal reference.

Kipp: The simple answer is: people feel disengaged and unfulfilled because their frame of reference for the power in their life is external.